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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koolin:
So recently the SSL certificate on our OWA server was about to expire, so we went about renewing it. Originally the cert was with Equifax but as they have been purchased by GeoTrust renewal certs are given out on the GeoTrust cert path instead of the Equifax one. GeoTrust has gone and added an intermediate CA between the Global and the certificate you get (extra security). Most servers depending on some factors don't have this Intermediate CA cert, you can test using the following tool from GeoTrust on your own certs - https://knowledge.geotrust.com/support/knowledge-base/index?page=content&id=SO9557&actp=LIST

Without the intermediate CA cert installed all my ActiveSync clients (WinMo 6.x/iPhone/Android 2.2) were failing, and unable to connect, if the client had the option you could ignore the SSL failing and still sync, but for WinMo its not an out of the box option, you need a tool (certchk from MS).

Note every client was working perfectly using the previous cert and cert path. The certification path before was Global CA > Personal Cert, before being Equifax as the global CA. Now from GeoTrust its, Global CA > Intermediate CA > Personal Cert.

Intermediate CA cert - https://knowledge.geotrust.com/supp...ontent&id=AR1422&actp=search&viewlocale=en_US

So installing the Intermediate CA on the server fixed both the winmo and iPhone clients but my wonderful N1 (ATT/Rogers 3G) with stock 2.2 FRF91 was still giving errors. Now of course I can tick the box and say "Accept all SSL certificates" but I wanted it working how its suppose to without that forced accept/ignore. GeoTrust and myself figured that android didn't have the correct root CA certs installed so I went about exporting our Personal Cert with the two CA certs attached in a PFX. Then using the instructions below to import into Android. Still no go, installed fine and reboot, but still required the accept/ignore to function.

http://onlygizmos.com/installing-cer-certificates-on-your-updated-htc-hero-android-2-1/2010/06/

The GeoTrust guy I was talking with said that they have been having a lot of people with the same issue lately, because of the intermediate CA and it not being installed on servers and clients, but once the intermediate CA cert was installed the issues were resolved.

Whats the deal? Does my couple of weeks old 2.2 FRF91 not have the right root certs (wtf google), what is going on? Anyone else having SSL issues? Solutions (other than ticking the box)?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] quietglow:
Yup: same problem here with new GeoTrust certs here at work and my Samsung Galaxy. Unfortunately, the mail client samsung uses doesn't even have the "accept all SSLs" option, so I am w/o a mail client.

FWIW, we also did the Intermediate CA and it fixed the iphones (and mac Mail in 10.5), but the mail app in android is still borked.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] techlogik:
Ummm....what? I've been using Geotrust for many years now.

Works fine with Exchange 2007 and all mobile devices, iPhone, Android (every build/flavor I have put on my N1) Winmo etc...

Don't need to install a cert anywhere on the device. Works fine.

Did you buy the $199 SSL cert? Or the more expensive $249 one? Because the cheap one doesn't work. The more expensive one supports mobile devices.

I just renewed my certs in March...so unless something has changed drastically with the way they are issuing new ones, this makes no sense and the CSR doesn't know what he is talking about either likely.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koolin:
Using a QuickSSL certificate. Which should work just fine, not sure where the supported mobile devices comes from, an SSL cert is an SSL cert. Higher SSL certificates just provide more warranty coverage or allow you to resell it.

http://www.geotrust.com/ssl/compare-ssl-certificates.html

Been using QuickSSL for 7 years now and not had this issue, only when the certificate is now using this new certificate path of Global CA > Intermediate CA > Personal Certificate (personal being the one you install on your web server) has this become an issue. The intermediate was added near the end of February this year (issued date was 2/26/2010 I think) so you'll need to check if your certificate is via the new certificate path, if not it would explain why yours is working.

I think since the install of the intermediate on the web server corrects all other clients this is clearly an android issue.

Sucks Samsung has decided to hide or remove the "accept all SSL", more safe I guess but puts you up ****s creek in this situation. I would be throwing my N1 in the trash I think if it didnt work properly with our exchange, that or buying a Verisign cert!

edit pic of certificate path
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] techlogik:
You are right. Mine was issued before the change. Well, I'm good until March 2012, hopefully they will have it figured out by then...lol...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seeknay747:
This appears to still be an ongoing problem. Have there been any workarounds besides the "Allow Unverified / Allow All" check box being marked? There are a number of Droid's without this option and getting everyone a full version of Touchdown isn't a viable solution.

Thanks for any help.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whoareyou:
I know this is in the wrong forum but its an emergancy,

So lets say i dropped my phone in the pool, and it wont turn on, i have insurance its rooted and running a custom rom,.... can they fond out its rooted even though it wont boot, thx please reply quick

*It wont even recognize u touch the power button and even try to turn on*

been in rice for over 3 hours
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bmfc187:
if you have insurance then whats the emergency? have tmo send you a new phone...

not only that but ANYONE could have answered this question...see, im doing it right now, and im not a dev, and i JUST CAME from checking the general and Q&A sections, so its not like nobody wouldve seen it there, cus i was just there and i wouldve been back there later, too...AND did i mention im not a DEV....so why do you think you deserve to break the rules just because youre clumsy?

if you had posted in the right place i still wouldve seen it, and i still wouldve answered, just without all the "wrong section" BS. i wouldve been alot nicer about it if you hadnt tried to act like youre better than everyone else. everyone esle has to follow the rules, but apparently you think that you dont...

put the phone in a [ziploc] bag of rice for a few days, thatll pull out all the moisture and maybe you can resurrect it...

post in the right section...whether you think its an emergency or not...

thread reported....

-BMFC
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] migueltherocker:
If it won't boot or respond at all, I honestly don't see how they can see it's rooted.

Now about getting a replacement. Insurance companies don't like replacing wet phones. I have no idea why. What difference does it make if it's wet or just dropped/lost?

Now, if your insurance covers water damage, ( I have it too, I THINK it does but I'm not sure, I'd call T-Mobile and just ask them if the insurance covers it. If it does, tell them your problem. Make sure you clarify whether it's covered or not first).

If they say it's not covered, say thanks, and hang up. Remember, you have to make it seem like you're just asking about your insurance, not that you need it.

Now this is where it gets sketchy. I know for sure the warranty covers you losing your phone. Call T-Mobile back, make sure it's a different Rep, and tell them you lost your phone, have the insurance, and need a replacement.

Now, this could be taken as insurance fraud which is illegal, but what difference does it make if the phone is lost or wet? Either way my phone is lost to me, and someone who's phone gets wet pays the same amount of money monthly for insurance as someone who simply loses their phone.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingofyo1:
oh if its asurion, they'll replace wet... it will cost a deductible... oh and WRONG THREAD! but no they wouldnt give a damn if its rooted, you know the government said today that we are allowed to root our stuff
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdkoreclipse:
or you can just leave the phone (without the sim) somewhere public. then it is lost.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] migueltherocker:
Good luck explaining why you took out your SIM card. Back when the G1 had first come out, my friend got it, and we were at his house and stupid me pushed him in the pool thinking he didn't have his phone on him. He took out his SIM card and put it in his old sidekick 3 and called T-Mobile, he told them he lost his phone, and they wouldn't believe him since he still had his SIM. They thought he was just saying this to get a new phone for free to sell it.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdkoreclipse:
or take out the sim.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whoareyou:
Thanks for your support, thx
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sino8r:
As a ex phone tech, I can tell you for sure... there's no way they can tell your phone is rooted if it wont power on. They just check for physical or water damage. Thats it. Just tell them what happened and get ready to pay $150 for a replacement though.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whoareyou:
Oh great, i hope it dosent come to that, its in a bag of rice and im just praying it works tomorow.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nbetcher:
Today a new change to Copyright law was announced at: http://www.copyright.gov/1201/ that protects users from being discriminated against for having "rooted" or "jailbroken" their phones. Furthermore http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnuson-Moss_Warranty_Act details that "a manufacturer cannot void a warranty because of an aftermarket replacement part unless they can prove that the part caused the failure (e.g. those early unlocks that scrambled the baseband's IMEI info)." This can be treated as (because of how the Act was written): "[your carrier/manufacturer] cannot legally void the warranty for a mere jailbreak, but could void the warranty for an unlock that goes wrong and bricks the phone by damaging the baseband or boot loader."

Point being: tell them to **** off or you'll call the FCC or your lawyer.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisinaz:
I really don't think this has to do with an aftermarket part. And I really don't think that manufacturers have to honor a warranty when the product they put out has been altered in a way that voids said warranty. The new law simply states that the owner of the phone isn't subect to any legal troubles because of what they modified.

With all of that being said, you ****ed up your phone, knowingly posted in the wrong section because you think you'll get a faster response, and now you're hoping someone can tell you the magical way to get a new phone for free.

Good luck with that. :rolleyes:
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LAKERHATER4:
Um, wrong section........

Please post in proper place!
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sino8r:
Dude, if you really wanna save it... take it apart and dry it out. You need a torx screwdriver #5 and look online for help on disassembly. Ive had many water damaged phones resurrected from death but you have to take them apart. Letting them dry by themselves will take a week and might ruin the board due to corrosion. Then you'll have to open it anyways and clean the chips with an old toothbrush and rubbing alcohol. But you might already have corroded chips and function is impaired somewhat or totally. So take it apart CAREFULLY (lowes or home depot or whatever hardware store have torx screw drivers for under $10 and have multi bits with the screwdriver) and dry it out and clean the board and everypart you can with the alcohol and toothbrush. The lcd is a ***** so be careful. Worse case senerio... you can just put it together and make your insurance claim. But keep it in the rice bag (lol! Never heard that one! It will take a week till it drys out, especially the lcd. Dont turn it on until a week has passed. It might make it worse. That is unless you take it apart and do it the right way) Until you can get a torx screwdriver tomorrow.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krolla03:
tmobile will replace it in the store. Its a flagship phone. they do warrenty and inx for flagship phones in the store.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sino8r:
Show some mercy, Frieza. Or we'll send Goku after ya!
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sino8r:
Not for a liquid damaged phone, lol!
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r0man:
Do you have a mental disorder that disallows you from posting in the correct forum section?
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stoneyjonez:
Right off the site you linked:

"The Librarian of Congress has announced the classes of works subject to the exemption from the prohibition against circumvention of technological measures that control access to copyrighted works. Persons making noninfringing uses of the following six classes of works will not be subject to the prohibition against circumventing access controls (17 U.S.C. § 1201(a)(1)) until the conclusion of the next rulemaking."

That has nothing to do with warranties on the phone, only with them restricting our ability to root and jailbreak, etc. The wireless carriers aren't saying we can't root our phones or anything like that. They ARE however saying that the warranty is void if you root it. That is not illegal, they can make any warranty terms they want. This is saying that it is LEGAL to root and jailbreak, etc... not that it's illegal to void your warranty because you rooted your phone.

Also, just like chrisinaz said, the Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act only references using different PARTS, not different software. It has nothing to do with rooting/jailbreaking in any way.

Oh yeah, to the OP (WhoAreYou): Nobody cares if you think your 'emergency' is so damn important. POST IN THE RIGHT SECTION. Anyway, the MT3GS will cost you $130 to replace thru Asurion. Remember it's insurance, not a warranty, so this WILL be covered by Asurion either way. They really don't care, I can definitely assure you that! If you get something exchanged under warranty, then you gotta worry about unrooting...
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sino8r:
LOL! Obviously, he thinks he'll get a quicker response by posting the busier sub forum section. And remember he's a VIP for creating his own rom by using Eugene's and adding a stock launcher to it and passing it off as a custom rom and creating another useless thread in the devleopment section. I shouldn't have even given him advice the more I think about it. We are all just adding more fuel to the fire...
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r0man:
Oh yeah!!!111oneone

Since that TOTALLY makes him a dev, and entitled to ask stupid questions that could be answered on IRC or Google in 10 seconds.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poacher2010:
Plus, rooting your phone just voids the warranty, so it won't effect an insurance claim. Good luck!

Sent from my M1v4 ROOTED MT3GS
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pappasmurfsharem:
Insurance covers everything, you just have to pay the deductible. Also rooting isn't illegal any more
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whoareyou:
Well, it boots as far as fastboot and the controls are pretty messed up, other than that im gonna try to flash the champ or engenering builds
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stratis1978:
I would take out the battery immediately (and NOT try to power on the device).

Take it apart as much as is reasonable (not the parts good and tight), and pour alcohol into as much of the phone as possible.

The logic with that being that the water will mix with the alcohol and become diluted alcohol instead of diluted mytouch.

Is my logic reasonable though?
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] falken98:
Alcohol dissolves adhesives which could create all kinds of problems with this phone. I wouldn't suggest it.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stratis1978:
I guess alcohol type makes a difference.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whoareyou:
I got it to boot, all is well but the kmeyBoard is s

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[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TrueBlue_Drew:
why are you trying to turn it on unless you are sure it is dry? You probably shorted stuff out in it when you tried to turn it on after it got wet. And I bet that you tried to turn it on several times between then and now also. I am no pro dev like you are but even I know electricity and water dont mix very well on electronic equipment. When your phone gets wet you should instantly and before you push any buttons or try to power the phone up REMOVE THE BATTERY and allow the phone to dry out.

I dont understand the thought process of people like you. You drop your phone in water. Hurry and pull it out and turn it on to see if it works. Of coarse it doesnt work. You put it in rice for 3 hours expecting the moisture from your phone being submersed in water will magicly be gone in that amount of time Post your problem in the wrong section because you want a response right now.

Here is a good fix for ya. Put your phone in the oven ( convection works best ) turn it on 350 degrees and put your phone in there for 40 to 45 minutes until done. That will dry out any moisture and fix the problem for all of us! If you dont have a convection oven then just use the microwave for 3 to 4 minutes. Well, since we all want results as soon as possable maybe you should just go with the microwave way. It will be faster.

Normally I would never flame ya but this post is too much!!! Especialy after you posted eugenes rom with your launcher change ( that is pathetic ).
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whoareyou:
Everything is back to normal
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kcharng:
Hi,

Can you please recommend a good folder app for the app screen please.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Rawat:
This is relevant to my interests.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kcharng:
Approaching 8 pages of apps here, anyone? :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] KhaaL:
Try apps organizer, i'm pretty content with it.

http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.google.code.appsorganizer
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dsung21:
I used Smart Shortcuts and it was very laggy. So, don't use it.

Apps Organizer seems promising. I'll give it a try too.
[Droid Incredible General] btpowers:
Anyone having issues after installing the leaked OTA update? I've noticed my alarms are no where near reliable anymore. I thought maybe the issue was the stock clock app, but I'm seeing the same thing with "Alarmed Lite". While this isn't a huge problem, I'm interested in seeing if anyone else has noticed anything similar. Right now at a cross roads. I love the updated camera, but I do rely on my phone for alarms.

My only other issue right now is my Karnivor (MQ2'ed, midblocked, Yakuza'ed) is extremely inefficient, and the Yak doesn't seem to recognize a normal trigger pull. Guess that's a topic for another forum though....
[Droid Incredible General] :
the ota has given countless problems. thats why i stayed away, and thats why.vzw never released it.
[Droid Incredible General] BossMafia2:
Countless problems like what? What is your source for that?
[Droid Incredible General] br125:
stop using a task killer if you are, or check to see if you are killing anything that could be affecting your alarm. I used to use taskiller until I did some reading and I must say the system runs with less quirks now that I don't use one...

If you do not use a task killer, it may just be an issue with the ota, can't say for sure... as per the post above mine, I did read that the ota may not have been released because it may be incorporated into a following ota (possibly froyo) not because of "countless" issues...
[Droid Incredible General] :
look at all the threads about "my phone wont work after the ota"
[Droid Incredible General] BossMafia2:
I see no threads like that. I do, however, see some threads about getting it to work 100%. I also know from personal experience that any issues are user error, as I had/have the ota installed and have no issues with it whatsoever.
[Droid Incredible General] jermaine151:
I use my alarm for morning wake ups everyday and it has been flawless. The update gave me no issues that I can see and I've been running it at least a week.
[Droid Incredible General] :
my bad.
[Droid Incredible General] breathtakingevil:
I haven't had a single problem with my OTA update either. But the hit or miss must be why they haulted the release. Can't wait for Froyo as is the same with everyone though.
[Droid Incredible General] BossMafia2:
If what's been going around the internet about 2.2 being released around the end of the month, that could also be why they pulled it. Changed their minds about the update and decided to just go full froyo. Or it could be a test ota meant only for devs to test out the new radio and drivers. At this point it's all speculation...but anyway this is getting offtopic.

To the OP, it almost sounds like you have some kind of auto task killer installed or something...
[Droid Incredible General] btpowers:
I actually don't run a task killer, and when I did (pre ota update) I excluded the clock. I use SystemPanel now. Wonder if it's worth it to roll back and try again. Anyone know if it's safe to go back to the previous hboot and then reapply the patch?
[Droid Incredible General] nfcrockett:
My alarms work just fine, have had absolutely no issues with ota update.
[Droid Incredible General] technote:
Anyone else have problem with FM radio after OTA?
[Droid Incredible General] PaulG1488:
I've rooted 4 incredibles with this ota and only one had a problem of not being able to hear when on a phone call but if you turn speaker on it would work and you could hear it was pretty weird
[Droid Incredible General] whiplash000:
I had constant reboots with the leaked OTA so I went back to stock. I'll wait for the 2.2 OTA to come out and for Unrevoked to hack it up.
[Hero CDMA General] codejunkie78:
what is the most stable recovery image to use on the cdma hero my carrier is Appalachian wireless.
[Hero CDMA General] bycoo222:
My personal favorite is the unofficial darchdroid 2.7.0
[Hero CDMA General] bycoo222:
My favorite is the unofficial darchdroid 2.7.0
[Hero CDMA General] codejunkie78:
Your talking about the one posted here right?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=703133
[Hero CDMA General] bycoo222:
No that's a ROM 1 sec ill post a link
[Hero CDMA General] bycoo222:
xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=728491&page=3

Scroll down to the link
[Hero CDMA General] codejunkie78:
Thanks for the link I'll check it out.
[Hero CDMA General] bycoo222:
No problem if y need any help flashing or anything else just ask
[Off-topic] :
If anyone uses it please PM me and let me know I need to talk to someone.
[Off-topic] chopper the dog:
I use the home service by Midway AP with no problems 7mbs dl and 1.5 mbs ul.. But 8 people in our office signed up at once on the same plan and I am the only one that kept it. They were in weird dead spots and condo buildings.

Send your questions.

good day.
[Droid X General] mdhaliwal:
Hey guys,

I have noticed that the auto dim feature doesn't work all that well on my Droid X. When comparing it to the iPhone 4 my friend has in the same light The Droid X seems way brighter than the iPhone. I'm not saying this is a huge issue but considering the size of the screen maybe a tweak to this algorithm could help us squeeze some more juice out of the battery. For now however I have turned the auto brightness off and set the backlight to the lowest setting. I am happy about the how the screen looks, I can read it in almost all lighting except for direct sunlight.

Is there a way to fix this in the future? Or is there a bug reporting thing for Motorola where we can leave a complain about this...or if this isn't a complain how are you guys feeling about the auto dimming backlight?

Thanks