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Re: [Bitpim-devel] Cross country bitfling

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

Stephen Marchant wrote:
> Would you want to try and support Kyocera phones with this? I'll offer my
> QCP 2255 and 7135 up to the net.

It is best if you can put some initial effort in to figuring out the
protocols.  Start by recording what some other programs do using
portmon from sysinternals.com.  You can run experiments/portmon2analyser.py
from the BitPim source to convert the output to analyser format
which is a LOT easier to deal with.

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] Cross country bitfling

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

Stephen Wood wrote:
> I didn't realize that 0.7test9 was ready yet for Macs.  I amend my
> comments to include Macs.

I only uploaded it this evening.  To run it, you have to find the
BitPim app in the bundle and supply "bitfling" as a parameter.
This all needs to be done on the command line.

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] Cross country bitfling

[Stephen W. <sa...@us...>]

On Fri, 2004-04-30 at 23:18, Steven Palm wrote:
> On Apr 30, 2004, at 9:50 PM, Stephen Wood wrote:
> > 1.  Be able to connect your phone to a computer (Windows or Linux) that
> > has a broadband internet connection.
> 
>   What's wrong with us Mac users?  LoL

I didn't realize that 0.7test9 was ready yet for Macs.  I amend my
comments to include Macs.

				Stephen

RE: [Bitpim-devel] Cross country bitfling

[Stephen M. <sma...@sp...>]

Would you want to try and support Kyocera phones with this? I'll offer my
QCP 2255 and 7135 up to the net.
-- Steve

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Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 9:56 PM
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Subject: [Bitpim-devel] Cross country bitfling


Stephen and I did the first cross country BitFling
today and it actually worked :-)  Hopefully this will
make inspecting other people's phones a lot easier.

Roger


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Re: [Bitpim-devel] Cross country bitfling

[Steven P. <n9...@n9...>]

On Apr 30, 2004, at 9:50 PM, Stephen Wood wrote:
> 1.  Be able to connect your phone to a computer (Windows or Linux) that
> has a broadband internet connection.

  What's wrong with us Mac users?  LoL

Re: [Bitpim-devel] Cross country bitfling

[Stephen W. <sa...@us...>]

On Fri, 2004-04-30 at 21:56, Roger Binns wrote:
> Stephen and I did the first cross country BitFling 
> today and it actually worked :-)  Hopefully this will
> make inspecting other people's phones a lot easier.
> 
> Roger

It was really neat.  Basically BitPim worked as well as if the phone was
connected locally.  Big transfers like wallpaper downloads were noticeably
slower, but phonebook transfers were just fine.

There are a number of details of Sanyo Phones, that I don't have, that I
would like to work.  I am looking for few volunteers to make their
phones available to me via BitPim.  The phones that I would like to
BitFling to are:

SCP-5300
SCP-5400 (RL2500)
SCP-7200 (RL2000)
SCP-7300 (RL7300)
PM-8200 (Nobody advertises support for this, maybe BitPim can be first)

The requirements are.

1.  Be able to connect your phone to a computer (Windows or Linux) that
has a broadband internet connection.

2.  Have installed BitPim 0.7test9 and have successfully used it to read
or write something to your phone.  (The 5400 and 7300 don't work with
0.7test9, but do work with (and require) the BitFling in 0.7test9)

3.  Know how to configure your firewall/router to allow/forward incoming
connections on a particular port to the computer running bitfling.  If
you use a home cable/dsl router, like SMC or DLink, I may be able to
talk you through the configuration.
(Microsoft Internet Connection Sharing can not be running on the
computer).

4.  Have an AIM or Yahoo messenger account so we can communicate in real
time while getting things setup.

5.  Be willing to let a stranger read stuff from your phone.

There are a number of things I need to learn/debug without needing to
write data to the phone.  I'll get your explicit permission before
altering data on your phone, but for many of these phones I may not need
to do so.

						Stephen

[Bitpim-devel] Cross country bitfling

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

Stephen and I did the first cross country BitFling 
today and it actually worked :-)  Hopefully this will
make inspecting other people's phones a lot easier.

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] TM520 code

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

Alan Gonzalez wrote:
> I've got the code for a prior version.  I'll send them to you directly.

The problem with the TM520 code was that it wasn't completed/kept up
to date, and it wasn't relicensed when we moved to the GPL.  The
copyright on the code is jointly mine, yours and Scott Craig.  I
have Scott's permission to "do anything I want".  If you agree to
your bits going under the GPL, then I can put the code back in the
tree.  I won't list it as supported or allow it to be selected
until someone actually brings the code up to date.

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] TM520 code

[Alan G. <ago...@ya...>]

I've got the code for a prior version.  I'll send them to you directly.

Alan

--- Dale <dri...@te...> wrote:
> I would be interested in looking at the code for the TM520. Can someone send
> me the files? 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: bit...@li...
> [mailto:bit...@li...] On Behalf Of Dale
> Sent: Friday, April 23, 2004 11:41 AM
> To: bit...@li...
> Subject: [Bitpim-devel] LG4600 phone commands
> 
> How do you find out what the phonebook commands are? Are the following
> commands good on the LG4600? How would I know?
> 
> # Some notes
> #
> # phonebook command numbers
> #
> # 0x15   get phone info (returns stuff about vx400 connector)
> # 0x00   start sync (phones display changes)
> # 0x11   select phonebook (goes back to first entry, returns how many left)
> # 0x12   advance one entry
> # 0x13   get current entry
> # 0x07   quit (phone will restart)
> # 0x06   ? parameters maybe
> # 0x05   delete entry
> # 0x04   write entry  (advances to next entry)
> # 0x03   append entry  (advances to next entry) 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: bit...@li...
> [mailto:bit...@li...] On Behalf Of Roger Binns
> Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 3:08 PM
> To: bit...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Bitpim-devel] Fw: VX4600 support
> 
> Dale wrote:
> > Is there anything else you need from me right now, or should I just 
> > wait until next week until you have done some of the coding?
> 
> Learn Python coding.  Read the existing code.  You should be comfortable
> reading stuff in the analyser.
> 
> Ideally write the code yourself :-)
> 
> Roger
> 
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RE: [Bitpim-devel] Fw: VX4600 support

[Dale <dri...@te...>]

The location of the ringers is:
/usr/Ringtone/(name of folder)  example /usr/Ringtone/Galaga 

The Location of the wallpapers is:
/usr/Wallpaper(name of folder)  example /usr/Wallpaper/Golf2

I have attached a picture, ringtone and a picture of the directory structure


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Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 11:22 PM
To: bit...@li...
Subject: Re: [Bitpim-devel] Fw: VX4600 support

> Dale wrote:
> > As per this guide: http://members.shaw.ca/lg5450/guide.html which is 
> > the next model up from my phone the 4600 but everything seems to 
> > work when following this guide.

Can you please send me a zip of the relevant directories and desc files?

Roger


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Re: [Bitpim-devel] Re: [bitpim-cvs-checkins] bitpim com_sanyo.py,1.37,1.38

[Stephen W. <sa...@us...>]

On Fri, 2004-04-30 at 02:14, Roger Binns wrote:
> > Spell beginning correctly.
> 
> Gotta have standards :-)
I am now breaking the standard!

> 
> 
> So the Sanyo really doesn't like duplicate names?
No, the Sanyo is fine with duplicate names.  It just needs to be told
how to sort.  When there was a duplicate, I would write N entries to the
phone, but the tables that have the sort order would only have N-1
entries, causing the phone to do something funny when you try to look at
entry N-1.  I just didn't know how to sort lists with duplicates.

>   BTW how
> do you identify entries.
>   For example if you read in "John Doe"
> from the phone, change it to "Jane Doe" in BitPim and write back
> out again, do you do any correlation to the existing "John Doe"?
> 
There is no serial number like the LG phones.  There is a slot number,
0-299.  I put that slot number in the serial1 field.  When writing out,
I use that number as the slot, if it is in range.  Otherwise I pick an
unused slot.  So, I think  if I read "John Doe", edit it, and write it
back out, it will go into the same slot.  If I delete it in BitPim, then
create a new "John Doe", it won't necessarily go back to the same slot. 
> (For the LG phones, each entry has a serial and the voice/speed
> dials are tagged to those.  Consequently BitPim goes to great
> lengths to remember the serials and use them again on writing
> out.  Note that the voice/speed dials are not part of the
> information you get when reading the phonebook).
I read the speed dial information, but not the voice dial.

			Stephen

[Bitpim-devel] Re: [bitpim-cvs-checkins] bitpim com_sanyo.py,1.37,1.38

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

> Spell beginning correctly.

Gotta have standards :-)


So the Sanyo really doesn't like duplicate names?  BTW how
do you identify entries.  For example if you read in "John Doe"
from the phone, change it to "Jane Doe" in BitPim and write back
out again, do you do any correlation to the existing "John Doe"?

(For the LG phones, each entry has a serial and the voice/speed
dials are tagged to those.  Consequently BitPim goes to great
lengths to remember the serials and use them again on writing
out.  Note that the voice/speed dials are not part of the
information you get when reading the phonebook).

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] 0.7-test9 (Bitfling Linux to WinME)

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

> I turned off Microsoft Internet Connection Sharing on the WinME server
> machine.  That helped a lot, I could read from the phone, but I had to
> specify the port, browsing got an exception.  

The exception is because code in bitfling calls usbscan without checking
that usb is available.  (In your case it isn't).  I have just committed
a fix.

> Perhaps we should note in the documentation that running ICS on the
> target machine can impair bitfling.  Maybe picking a smaller port
> number, not much above 1024 might help??

Windows doesn't treat any port numbers as special.  I don't know what
WinME does with ICS to confuse issues.  I would imagine it does do
port blocking of some sort.

I do intend to make the Windows BitFling work with uPnP which should
go a long way.  But at the end of the day BitFling is an advanced
feature and requires a bit more skill and knowledge by anyone using
it.

BTW here is upnp done in Python:

http://icepick.info/2003/09/17/upnp_example.py

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] 0.7-test9 (Bitfling Linux to WinME)

[Stephen W. <sa...@us...>]

On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 01:12, Roger Binns wrote:

> > I also tried running a server on a WinME machine, but had absolutely no
> > luck.  Nothing ever showed up in the bitfling log on the winme machine.
> 
> As you surmise it is probably firewall.  Try doing a telnet to the
> port.
> 
> Roger
I turned off Microsoft Internet Connection Sharing on the WinME server
machine.  That helped a lot, I could read from the phone, but I had to
specify the port, browsing got an exception.  This happened both with
the client being Linux CVS, or the Linux 0.7test9 build.

Perhaps we should note in the documentation that running ICS on the
target machine can impair bitfling.  Maybe picking a smaller port
number, not much above 1024 might help??

				Stephen

An unexpected exception has occurred.
Please see the help for details on what to do.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./bitflingscan.py", line 162, in run
    res=func(*args, **kwargs)
  File "./bitflingscan.py", line 66, in scan
    ports=self.client.scan()
  File "./bitfling/client.py", line 35, in scan
    return self.server.scan()
  File "./bitfling/xmlrpcstuff.py", line 429, in __call__
    return self.__send(self.__name, args)
  File "./bitfling/xmlrpcstuff.py", line 518, in __send
    raise common.getfullname(klass)(str)
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'UpdateLists'

Variables by last 8 frames, innermost last

Frame __bootstrap in /usr/lib/python2.2/threading.py at line 414
           self =  <BitFlingWorkerThread(BitFling worker thread, started daemon

Frame run in ./bitflingscan.py at line 160
              q =  <Queue.Queue instance at 0x92f327c>
           func =  <bound method flinger.scan of <bitflingscan.flinger instance
         kwargs =  {}
            res =  None
           self =  <BitFlingWorkerThread(BitFling worker thread, started daemon
           args =  ()

Frame scan in ./bitflingscan.py at line 66
           self =  <bitflingscan.flinger instance at 0x8fae144>

Frame scan in ./bitfling/client.py at line 35
           self =  <bitfling.client.client instance at 0x960eac4>

Frame __call__ in ./bitfling/xmlrpcstuff.py at line 429
           self =  <bitfling.xmlrpcstuff._Method object at 0x971294c>
           args =  ()

Frame __send in ./bitfling/xmlrpcstuff.py at line 518
     methodname =  'scan'
        resplen =  328
           self =  <XML-RPC over SSH proxy for saw @ floor:12652>
           args =  ()
        request =  "<?xml version='1.0'?>\n<methodCall>\n<methodName>scan</meth
              p =  <xmlrpclib.ExpatParser instance at 0x9797f04>
              u =  <xmlrpclib.Unmarshaller instance at 0x966e4fc>
          klass =  'exceptions.AttributeError'
            str =  "'module' object has no attribute 'UpdateLists'"
              e =  <Fault 17: "exceptions.AttributeError:'module' object has no
       response =  "<?xml version='1.0'?>\n<methodResponse>\n<fault>\n<value><s

Re: [Bitpim-devel] 0.7-test9

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

>   I hope this isn't in the help I read... LoL...  But using "auto" on
> the remote machine doesn't work... 

http://bitpim.sourceforge.net/testhelp/bitpim-bitfling-configure.htm

   If you select "Auto" for your port, it will not include the BitFling 
   ports. You need to manually select a BitFling port if you want to 
   use one. 

Basically I figured that if you want to use BitFling ports, you must
manually choose them.  You do still get the asterisk telling you
which could be your phone.

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] 0.7-test9

[Steven P. <n9...@n9...>]

On Apr 29, 2004, at 3:45 PM, Roger Binns wrote:
> Of course you both read the help :-)

  Uh, Um, Oh, Yeah! :-)

  I hope this isn't in the help I read... LoL...  But using "auto" on 
the remote machine doesn't work... It causes the host machine to show 
this:

getting configvalue
value is 1 now about to set config
config set
claiming 1
getting configvalue
value is 1 now about to set config
config set
claiming 2

  But it doesn't work. If I manually pick the port bitfling:: it works 
fine.

  So, having tested it at least to know it *CAN* work if set up right, 
I'll build something for you when I get home tonight Roger.

  Steve

[Bitpim-devel] Updates for 0.7-test10

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

I have done some deep changes that everyone should appreciate and/or test.

If you want to follow things, I recommend subscribing to the 
bitpim-cvs-checkings mailing list.  This sends an email on
each cvs commit with the comment and a diff of what was in the
commit.  The anonymous CVS servers are synced with the main ones
every 5 hours, so you may need to wait up to 5 hours for it
to appear for you (or if in a hurry, apply it as a patch).
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bitpim-cvs-checkins

Here are the changes I have just committed:

 - Tweaking of the code that puts the phone in Brew mode as well
   as LG phonebook mode.  It should now be a lot more reliable
   especially for people with serial cables.

 - Added LG VX4600 code

 - I changed the packets used for getting the number of entries
   in the LG phonebook.  This means that phones capable of more 
   than 255 entries (eg VX6000, VX4500, VX4600) will actually
   work correctly when there are more than that number of entries.
   This has been thoroughly tested on my VX4400 and VX6000 and
   I don't see any reason for it not to work on the the VX models.

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] BitPim mac issues...

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

Steven Palm wrote:
> Not sure what's going on here, Roger, but on a clean machine I can't
> get USB to work at the moment... It won't show any of the USB interface
> ports of the phone in the comscsan box. Very odd.
> 
> Given that I'm behind times here, extremely busy and holding you up,
> why don't you take a pass on -test9 for the Mac, at least for now. 

I have done a tag BITPIM_0_7_TEST9 so you can work against that.
(It is a straight forward tag, not a branch).

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] BitPim mac issues...

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

>   In the console I ran bitfling from, I saw this fairly quickly at the
> beginning:
> 
> ./BitPim.app/Contents/MacOS/BitPim bitfling
> ica of ('192.168.168.106', None, None)
> ica of ('192.168.168.106', None, None)
> ica of ('192.168.168.106', 'n9yty', u'testpass')
 
ica stands for "is connection allowed".  The first two are the code
checking if the specific address can connect, with the latter 
verifying a username/password from an address.

> toggling menu items on and off (enable/disable)

This is due to an accidental implementation detail about a 
year ago :-)  [Yes I do make mistakes].

The com/usbscan code runs in the gui thread.  The BitFling stuff
runs in a secondary thread.  The problem is that the BitFling client
may need to get a certificate verified, so it Posts a message to
the gui thread.  That confuses the heck out everything,
as the gui thread may have called bitflingscan and be blocked
waiting for a result, and the bitfling thread posts a message
asking for the certificate to be verified.  They would deadlock
forever.

So instead the gui thread stays stuck in a loop like this:

  while responseq.empty():  # this is the object results from bitfling thread
                            # come back in
       wx.SafeYield()       # need to run this as certficate verification message 
                            # may be sent to this gui thread

SafeYield on Mac and Linux disables and enables the UI.

The fix is going to be moving bitfling/com/usbscan to the worker thread.

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] 0.7-test9

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

> On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 15:33, Steven Palm wrote:
> >   Okay, that worked... Now... I don't have any devices in the bitfling
> > window to enable, even though the phone is plugged in. Have I missed a
> > step?

Stephen Wood wrote:
> I don't either. 

Of course you both read the help :-)

http://bitpim.sourceforge.net/testhelp/bitfling-configure.htm

   The expires field is not used and will be removed. 

   In the future you will be able to limit what devices 
   can be accessed in the lower pane. 

http://bitpim.sourceforge.net/testhelp/bitfling-security.htm

    There is currently no limiting to what ports can be opened 
    via BitFling by an authenticated user. Unauthenticated users 
    can't get that far. 

Yes, that pane will have a way of limiting ports.  (It will
start out with everything disabled, and you will be able to
enable specific ports, as well as particular USB vid/pid
combinations).

> names.  Perhaps this window is a future space for the flinger to
> restrict which devices the flingee is allowed to talk to.

Yup.

> P.S.  Is it BitFling or Bitfling?

The former, so that it corresponds to BitPim.

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] 0.7-test9

[Stephen W. <sa...@ge...>]

I don't either.  But on the BitPim side, if I browse for devices (with
Bitfling enabled and everyone having the right addresses, usernames and
passwords) I see all the devices show up, with "bitfling::" in their
names.  Perhaps this window is a future space for the flinger to
restrict which devices the flingee is allowed to talk to.

				Stephen

P.S.  Is it BitFling or Bitfling?

On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 15:33, Steven Palm wrote:

>   Okay, that worked... Now... I don't have any devices in the bitfling 
> window to enable, even though the phone is plugged in. Have I missed a 
> step?
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [Bitpim-devel] 0.7-test9

[Steven P. <n9...@n9...>]

On Apr 29, 2004, at 1:52 PM, Roger Binns wrote:
> In bp.py, add a line doing this:
>
>   import encodings.ascii
> You may also need a plain "import encodings".

  Okay, that worked... Now... I don't have any devices in the bitfling 
window to enable, even though the phone is plugged in. Have I missed a 
step?

Re: [Bitpim-devel] 0.7-test9

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

Steven Palm wrote:
> LookupError: unknown encoding: US-ASCII

Did an import of encodings or encodings.ascii fix
this?

Feel free to remove that print line as well.  I
assume the password which is in Unicode is being
converted to ascii for printing.  Removing the
print line should remove the need for that conversion.

Roger

Re: [Bitpim-devel] 0.7-test9

[Steven P. <n9...@n9...>]

On Apr 29, 2004, at 1:35 PM, Steven Palm wrote:
>  And later, it failed... It's an encodings issue, the log file in the  
> bitfling client claimed it didn't know encoding US-ASCII. If I run it  
> from the dev source tree, not the bundle, it's fine. So, throw me a  
> bone Roger and let me know what files it's not packaging up. ;-)

  Details:

13:50:45.230: Starting on port 12652

13:51:09.868: Connected (version 2.0, client pyssh_1.1)

13:51:09.713: SSH worker thread 1/5: Connection from  
('192.168.168.106', 49596) accepted

13:51:13.646: SSH worker thread 1/5: SSH negotiated from  
('192.168.168.106', 49596)

13:51:13.940: SSH worker thread 1/5: Checking authentication for user  
'n9yty'

13:51:14.093: Exception in thread Threading SSH server controller for  
:12652

13:51:14.102: Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "/usr/local/src/bitpim/bitpim/bitfling/xmlrpcstuff.py", line  
305, in run23
     self.processmessage(msg)
   File "/usr/local/src/bitpim/bitpim/bitfling/xmlrpcstuff.py", line  
344, in processmessage
     ok=self.OnNewUser(msg.clientaddr, msg.data[0], msg.data[1])
   File "/usr/local/src/bitpim/bitpim/bitfling/bitfling.py", line 683,  
in OnNewUser
     return self.mainwin.IsConnectionAllowed(clientaddr, username,  
password)
   File "/usr/local/src/bitpim/bitpim/bitfling/bitfling.py", line 504,  
in IsConnectionAllowed
     if not self._verify_password(password, pwd):
   File "/usr/local/src/bitpim/bitpim/bitfling/bitfling.py", line 536,  
in _verify_password
     print password, pwd, val.hexdigest(), val.hexdigest()==hash
LookupError: unknown encoding: US-ASCII

Variables by last 8 frames, innermost last

Frame __bootstrap in  
/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.3/lib/python2.3/ 
threading.py at line 436
            self =  <BitFlingService(Threading SSH server controller for  
:12652, started daemon)>

Frame run23 in /usr/local/src/bitpim/bitpim/bitfling/xmlrpcstuff.py at  
line 301
             msg =  Message: cmd=CMD_NEW_USER_REQUEST data=('n9yty',  
u'password')
            self =  <BitFlingService(Threading SSH server controller for  
:12652, started daemon)>

Frame processmessage in  
/usr/local/src/bitpim/bitpim/bitfling/xmlrpcstuff.py at line 344
             msg =  Message: cmd=CMD_NEW_USER_REQUEST data=('n9yty',  
u'password')
            resp =  None
            self =  <BitFlingService(Threading SSH server controller for  
:12652, started daemon)>

Frame OnNewUser in /usr/local/src/bitpim/bitpim/bitfling/bitfling.py at  
line 683
        username =  'n9yty'
      clientaddr =  ('192.168.168.106', 49596)
        password =  u'password'
            self =  <BitFlingService(Threading SSH server controller for  
:12652, started daemon)>

Frame IsConnectionAllowed in  
/usr/local/src/bitpim/bitpim/bitfling/bitfling.py at line 504
        username =  'n9yty'
        password =  u'password'
     ret_allowed =  False
       addresses =  ['*']
             val =  None
            self =  <bitfling.bitfling.MainWindow instance; proxy of C++  
wxFrame instance at _5d0500_wxFrame_p>
         expires =  0
           uname =  'n9yty'
             pwd =   
'9ee37bb5a4d23e9f$a1cd32e0f44bf583703dce0b8a4b0307d49af2a0'
               v =  ('192.168.168.106', 'n9yty', u'password')
      ret_expiry =  0
        peeraddr =  ('192.168.168.106', 49596)

Frame _verify_password in  
/usr/local/src/bitpim/bitpim/bitfling/bitfling.py at line 536
            hash =  'a1cd32e0f44bf583703dce0b8a4b0307d49af2a0'
             val =  <sha.SHA object at 0x239af00>
               i =  14
            self =  <bitfling.bitfling.MainWindow instance; proxy of C++  
wxFrame instance at _5d0500_wxFrame_p>
             pwd =   
'9ee37bb5a4d23e9f$a1cd32e0f44bf583703dce0b8a4b0307d49af2a0'
             str =  [158, 227, 123, 181, 164, 210, 62, 159, 112, 97,  
115, 115, 119, 111, 114, 100]
               x =  100
        password =  u'password'
            salt =  '\x9e\xe3{\xb5\xa4\xd2>\x9f'

Re: [Bitpim-devel] 0.7-test9

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

Steven Palm wrote:
>   And later, it failed... It's an encodings issue, the log file in the
> bitfling client claimed it didn't know encoding US-ASCII. If I run it
> from the dev source tree, not the bundle, it's fine. So, throw me a
> bone Roger and let me know what files it's not packaging up. ;-)

In bp.py, add a line doing this:

  import encodings.ascii

You may also need a plain "import encodings".

Roger