[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] fktoss:
4.0.11 Re-test

Joubert,

I re-tested and it's a little weird...

1. Re-tested rt#alarm, works fine now. Strange...But I do prefers that it required passcode. Wouldn't want anyone to keep sending me alarm in the middle of the night ;) .

2. Re-tested MSG, such as rt#Hi, there!#pass works fine also as you said. This is also weird because it wasn't working when I tested it earlier this afternoon.

3. Re-tested rt#"runapp,\Windows\Start Menu\Calc.lnk"##pass and do not work. See log below.

Start: 6/18/09 10:23:40 PM

6/18/09 10:23:40 PM - RemoteTracker version 0.4.0-11 debug log. Installation path: \Program Files\Configurations\

JVGPS.DLL version 0.1.0-0

JVUtils.DLL version 0.1.2-0

Configuration: AlarmSound: \Program Files\Configurations\alarmfindme.wav

ELT Timeout: 5

GPS Interactions: 50

Language: 0

Is emergency number set? Yes

Is password set? Yes

Is E-Mail Account set? Yes

Is recipient name set? Yes

Is recipient E-Mail set? Yes

Is Subject set? Yes

Is IMSI set? No

GPS Type=Windows

6/18/09 10:23:41 PM - BatteryMetter. Charging? yes Level: 81-100%

6/18/09 10:23:41 PM - Command as Parameter:

6/18/09 10:23:41 PM - Number as Parameter:

6/18/09 10:23:41 PM - Command is fake? No

6/18/09 10:23:41 PM - Is Emergency? No

6/18/09 10:23:45 PM - mi_MessageReceived: command from SMS.

From: Unknown sender

Body: rt#"runapp,\windows\start menu\Calc.lnk"##pass

6/18/09 10:23:45 PM - mi_MessageReceived. Type of answer? SMS

6/18/09 10:23:45 PM - mi_MessageReceived. Empty TelSMS.

End: 6/18/09 10:23:46 PM

To confirm this, I also tested the form of rt#"runapp,\Windows\Start Menu\Calc.lnk"#1234#pass and it works. See logs below. Note that in this instance, SMSlauncher.debug.txt is also being generated. I also saw that my phone notify me that a SMS message was 'received denied' by 9320 (not sure where this 9320 coming from, if anything, it should be 1234). So, it seems like this command works, but does sent SMS to whatever number after it (1234 in my case here).

rtdebug.txt here (trimmed top portion to make it shorter):

GPS Type=Windows

6/18/09 10:26:31 PM - BatteryMetter. Charging? yes Level: 81-100%

6/18/09 10:26:31 PM - Command as Parameter:

6/18/09 10:26:31 PM - Number as Parameter:

6/18/09 10:26:31 PM - Command is fake? No

6/18/09 10:26:31 PM - Is Emergency? No

6/18/09 10:26:34 PM - mi_MessageReceived: command from SMS.

From: Unknown sender

Body: rt#"runapp,\windows\start menu\Calc.lnk"#1234#pass

6/18/09 10:26:34 PM - mi_MessageReceived. Type of answer? SMS

6/18/09 10:26:34 PM - mi_MessageReceived. After parser:

Command = runapp,\windows\start menu\Calc.lnk

TelSMS = 1234

Password = *******

6/18/09 10:26:34 PM - mi_MessageReceived. The command does not use GPS.

6/18/09 10:26:34 PM - ProcessCommand. Command is fake?No

RunAPP: \windows\start menu\hicalc.lnk,

RunAPP: Before start application

RunAPP: After start application

6/18/09 10:26:35 PM - SendAnswer: Tel/E-Mail=1234 Text=The application was started.

Answer type=SMS Fake? No

6/18/09 10:26:35 PM - SendSMSMessage: Tel/E-Mail=1234 Text=The application was started.

Battery Charging. Fake? No

6/18/09 10:26:35 PM - SendBitMessage: Tel/E-Mail=1234 Text=The application was started.

Battery Charging.

End: 6/18/09 10:26:39 PM

And SMSlauncher.debug.txt here:

DefaultNumber1 is set? Yes

DefaultNumber2 is set? Yes

DefaultNumber3 is set? No

DefaultNumber4 is set? No

Outgoing e-mail account is set? Yes

Default recipient is set? Yes

EmergencyEMail1 is set? Yes

EmergencyEMail2 is set? Yes

EmergencyEMail3 is set? Yes

EmergencyEMail4 is set? No

Config IMSI1 is set? No

Config IMSI2 is set? No

Config IMSI3 is set? No

Config IMSI4 is set? No

6/18/09 2:49:46 PM - Get_ContractWasAccepted: name=RT revision=0

6/18/09 2:49:46 PM - Get_ContractWasAccepted: name=RT revision=0 key=\Software\JV Software\Common

6/18/09 2:49:46 PM - Get_ContractWasAccepted: accepted? Yes

6/18/09 2:49:46 PM - ToS was accepted. Creating interceptor.

6/18/09 2:49:47 PM - Removing Interceptor

6/18/09 2:49:47 PM - Creating interceptor: \Program Files\Configurations\rt.exe

End: 6/18/09 2:49:50 PM

So, to recap:

1. rt#alarm works but is a potential nuisance. Better to require passcode.

2. rt#"runapp,MyApp"##pass does not work, at least for me.

Sorry for being so long winded ;)

Cheers,

Francis