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Originally Posted by tek818
I am not saying you are trying to keep files hidden on my hard drive, I am saying that your packager hides the RUU files so they can not be captured/copied.
As for my "pure" comment, I am simply referring to the way in which you choose to blacklist IPs/IMEIs. I'll give you a perfect example... When my first TP2 had to be replaced for dead pixels, I took my replacement phone home and tried to run HSPL. I got the commercial message... fair 'nuff I have already unlocked a phone from this PC/WAN IP (granted I relocked it before bringing it back to Sprint).
What is not ok, is for me to be unable to then take my replacement phone to my office or use a neighbor's wifi (with permission of course) and run HSPL. There is no good reason why you should blacklist the phone until you allow the IMEI or the user pays. It's not like some commercial phone salesman is going around all day war driving for open wifi access points and reinstalling windows just to unlock some phones...
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the RUU files are not that much hidden... and this way it keeps the local dir clean!
you'll have to talk to Olipro (perhaps over XDA PM) about the blacklisting complaint.
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Originally Posted by tek818
cmonex: Simply have your relocker send the IP Address/PC ID to your server upon successfully relocking a phone. You can then grant that user another unlock. Hell, you could even throw a 48 hour time limit on it or something. Problem solved and much less hassle on you with support emails.
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that was considered, but that would be an obvious hole for commercial resellers.