how to trust gmail.jar - Page 2

akates · #11 (**permalink**) 01-31-2009, 10:48 PM

Actually the link worked with s0_suite.jar even though everyone said it wouldn't be s0_suite. Still looking to get the permissions to work correctly! I even tried a fix.exe that did the same thing I did in the hex editor and still a no go.

sfxc13 · #12 (**permalink**) 02-02-2009, 04:25 PM

Can you try a different version of jbed? or is your version cooked into your ROM

akates · #13 (**permalink**) 02-02-2009, 06:11 PM

No, I installed the Jbed. I just don't want to lose the whole process I went through to set up my gmail shortcut with icon! If I save that somewhere else and then put it back once reinstalled will I be ok? I'm guess I could have to change the s#_ part but that's no biggie. Do you have a version of Jbed you recommend? I currently have 20070403.

akates · #14 (**permalink**) 02-02-2009, 06:55 PM

I seem to have gotten the permissions to work correctly with 20080222.3.1 but now everything is tiny. I guess I could deal with it since the permissions work correctly and I can now touch scroll which wasn't possible before with the Jbed I had. Now I have to fix my link to work again!

akates · #15 (**permalink**) 02-02-2009, 10:51 PM

I've gotten everything working but I'm really not fond of the super small font. Are there any Jbeds that are made for VGA that will also work with the permissions?

maiki · #16 (**permalink**) 04-18-2009, 12:19 PM

This used to work for me, on my T-Mobile (USA) MDA (HTC Wizard), running WM5, with Cloudyfa's JBED installed in main memory. All I had to do was run fix.exe on the selector.utf file.

Now I have an IPAQ 910, running WM 6.1. I have installed JBED versio20080912.5.1 on it, which can be installed on the storage card.

I have it installed to the storage card. Therefore, the path to my appdb folder is not \Windows\appdb. but rather: \Storage Card\Program Files\Esmertec\Jbed 20080912.5.1\appdb.

Anyhow, I put fix.exe in the \appdb folder,and ran it on the desktop computer. (With the card in a card reader. It backed up the previous selector.utf file, and created a new one.

I inserted the card back in the phone. When I tried runing Gmail and Opera Mini, same as before, the constant permission requests.

After reading this thread, I added the policy.utf file in this thread to my \appdb folder. (It did not already have a file by that name.) I also looked at the new selector.utf in a hex editor. It had changed the domain to tckmax. There was only one space after that word before the comma though, so I added two more (both for Gmail and Opera Mini), as it is stated in this thread that there should be three.) I saved the changed file, with the added spaces.

I reinserted the card in the phone, started up gmail, and again-the same permission requests. Neither fix.exe, adding the policy.,utf file, nor editing selector.utf, made the permission requests go away.

What else should I try?

sfxc13 · #17 (**permalink**) 04-21-2009, 05:40 PM

Opera Mini you should just be able to download the signed version (click on install another version when using your phone.) I use the verisign version and it works fine.

As far as gmail are you sure you replaced the policy.utf file with the one from this thread? I have either had it work or had jbed not open.

Try opening jbed select gmail, go to actions, info. what does it say under untrusted domain: