Apache WM6 Kitchen CE OS 5.2.1908 (Build 18508.0.7.0) 071117_1 Bugs/Patches

[RichardM]

Originally Posted by obsidian440

...along with importing the cert manually to make it work. ... Or is this just a case of having a self-signed cert and I should buckled down and buy a real one ?

Can you post a link to the instructions you used to install the cert? I ask because I noticed that when I've encountered a missing root cert from verizon, the directions we got included the steps:
11. On your phone: go to Start-File manager- Storage
12. Execute VZW_spaddcert.exe and select the certificate

I imagine those steps will just make the registry change but I'm not sure. I'd like to see the instructions you used.

Also, instead of generating a self signed cert you could quickly create a CA, sign the cert with the CA and upload the CAs public key. If you're a windows shop, that's pretty easy. Also, there are a couple free cert signers out there since you clearly aren't interested in identity validation (just encryption). Although, it's probably easier to pay the $30 and buy a go daddy cert.

[nortorp]

Originally Posted by obsidian440

I want to say thanks to everyone who worked on the wm6 upgrade and the kitchen, I really appreciate your work in bringing this update to those of us who love our phones but our carriers don't.

That said, I'm having trouble getting my direct push to work again with my exchange server. We are using 2007 with a self-signed ssl cert. On wm5 I was able to use the registry changes along with importing the cert manually to make it work. With my new upgrade I am now getting the message "server cert is wrong". I was unable to find any real answer searching google and these forums. I have tried to manually import the cert and doing the registry change but I'm still running into the same problem.

To be more specific, without the registry change, I get a message stating the server is the wrong name, with the registry it just tells me the certificate is wrong. I have checked all date/time settings on both my server and my phone, both match exactly. I have full access to the exchange server and phone. Any ideas ? Are there any new registry tweaks that can be done ?
Or is this just a case of having a self-signed cert and I should buckled down and buy a real one ?

I can confirm this problem. Prior to this update, I was able to connect to my exchange server, now it says "The security certificate on the server is not valid". I believe my work uses exchange 2003.

[bwonish]

Direct Push - server certificate is wrong --

To confirm this bug: One of the biggest problems i initially had with upgrading to WM6 was that my email and contacts wouldn't connect with my company's exchange server or that direct push wouldn't connect. The problem is described as follows:

"That said, I'm having trouble getting my direct push to work again with my exchange server. We are using 2007 with a self-signed ssl cert. On wm5 I was able to use the registry changes along with importing the cert manually to make it work. With my new upgrade I am now getting the message "server cert is wrong". I was unable to find any real answer searching google and these forums. I have tried to manually import the cert and doing the registry change but I'm still running into the same problem.

To be more specific, without the registry change, I get a message stating the server is the wrong name, with the registry it just tells me the certificate is wrong. I have checked all date/time settings on both my server and my phone, both match exactly. I have full access to the exchange server and phone. Any ideas ? Are there any new registry tweaks that can be done ?"

I was able to fix this problem by importing a cert manually, without any tweaks, but it had to be done in the following way for mine to work (i will write this in the most basic explanation i can, so that hopefully everyone can follow):

1. Open Internet Explorer : Obtaining the certificate had to be through internet explorer, it wouldn't work through firefox or other browsers.
2. Go to your exchange.___.com email server for your company.
3. There should be a certificate symbol at the bottom right corner of your screen (the yellow/gold padlock). Double click it
4. click on the details tab.
5. Click on the "Copy to File..." button.
6. The Certificate Export Wizard should show up (or does for me). click next
7. I used the first format option DER, then click next.
8. give the certificate a name, save it to your computer
9. using activesync, just copy it over to the phone and from the phone, double click on it.

Most of this should be pretty straight forward, but when i first had this problem, i had problems getting a certificate that would work. My IT administrator sent me the official one off the server, but it wouldn't work. using the steps above, it works perfectly. I didn't have to use any registry changes at all, just finding the correct certificate fixed all the problems.

Hope this helps. Feel free to add any comments to this post or clean it up.

[edufur]

more on non-functional voip. even if my sip settings (under voip setup) are incorrect, I should be seeing a line in the today screen that says it is searching for my provider (when my wifi is on). this is not happening... nothing is showing up... even though I have internet calling checked on the today items. could someone please look into this?

[tiermann]

Originally Posted by edufur

more on non-functional voip. even if my sip settings (under voip setup) are incorrect, I should be seeing a line in the today screen that says it is searching for my provider (when my wifi is on). this is not happening... nothing is showing up... even though I have internet calling checked on the today items. could someone please look into this?

The today plugin only works for GSM phones. You're on a CDMA network.
The only indication that it's "on" is that you will see your VoIP server name in the dialer instead of your carrier.

[edufur]

Originally Posted by tiermann

The today plugin only works for GSM phones. You're on a CDMA network.
The only indication that it's "on" is that you will see your VoIP server name in the dialer instead of your carrier.

ok, thats good to know... but it seems it doesnt appear in my dialer either. i have checked there since i have read (from xda developers) that it is in fact supposed to function within the normal dialer. but in my case, even with wifi on, bluetooth off, sip settings correct, it never is available. has anyone gotten it to work via wifi on a cdma phone?

[tiermann]

LennySh and I have both had it working fine. You need to make sure the setting to enable it is actually sticking in the VoIP Setup app.

I was using VoIPcheap.com which he also tested along with another provider (can't remember which he has).

[edufur]

Originally Posted by tiermann

LennySh and I have both had it working fine. You need to make sure the setting to enable it is actually sticking in the VoIP Setup app.

I was using VoIPcheap.com which he also tested along with another provider (can't remember which he has).

the setup is sticking. so i guess i am at a loss. i am able to connect just fine if i use a service like Fring... but i would rather use the WM6 native voip. maybe you can point me to a document that clearly outlines what i should be doing to make it take? it would be nice if the VOIP setup program had a "test settings" function to tell me if the problem is there or elsewhere. unfortunately, the native system is not reporting anything.

[quite98]

Originally Posted by edufur

the setup is sticking. so i guess i am at a loss. i am able to connect just fine if i use a service like Fring... but i would rather use the WM6 native voip. maybe you can point me to a document that clearly outlines what i should be doing to make it take? it would be nice if the VOIP setup program had a "test settings" function to tell me if the problem is there or elsewhere. unfortunately, the native system is not reporting anything.

Not sure if this helps but I have VoIP working (well, sort of working) with voiptalk.org.

I selected "whenever available" for "outgoing calls using VoIP", and the "Enable VoIP over 3G" option is checked. Once these two options and the SIP settings have stuck (i.e. after a reboot the options I chose are still entered), I can see that voiptalk appears in the dialer screen when the data connection is alive. If the data connection is not alive, I see the regular Sprint graphic.

When voiptalk is visible I can dial the test numbers and can confirm that both incoming and outgoing codecs work with two caveats:

- the audio comes from the rear speaker of the device
- the audio is too quiet to be usable.

Voiptalk.org offer a free trial (you get 20p credit). With this you can dial the test numbers, test incoming calls, etc.

[PUREKB]

ok the only issue i have found with this is the following:

when triing to send a text message I get the following error
Error Class: Permanent
Cause Code: SMS Org.D.
Delivery Failed

when triing to send MMS message I get the following error
Error
Originator Address Not Found

I would apprecate any help on this please.