08/01/2010, 08:28 AM
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Hi all,
I'm happy to hear of so many people using Internalz; those those upgraded from v1.0 and those who became a user as of v1.2. It's no secret that Internalz registers itself as the default handler for a long list of filetypes, including ".patch". Well, I've recently become aware of an issue regarding the webOS browser and forum downloads. In a nutshell, website cookies (the information stored on the web browser; stuff like user information, etc.) doesn't get applied when downloading forum attachments. What this means is that, if you attempt to download a .patch from a forum system that requires user registration to download files (like PreCentral), the file won't download right. The forums will not be able to detect your user information and will redirect the download target to the PreCentral forums login. So what you end up downloading, is the html code of the PreCentral login page, saved to the .patch filename. Needless to say, attempts to install such a file would fail, as it's not a patch, heh. Thankfully, the PreCentral forums already have a workaround for the webOS limitation! If you want to download a file (such as a .patch file), click the "Email Attachment" link and then open the file from your email. Opening a .patch file (as well as other filetypes) from the email app will open correctly in Internalz ![]() EDIT: Just wanna be clear about this before anyone says anything: this is a limitation in webOS, not Internalz
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08/01/2010, 08:34 AM
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...and I thought I was just doing it wrong... I didn't think there was anything for me to mess up since I just tap the link and Internalz starts running, but with my luck I could break that too. This makes sense though and will probably be an issue for any patch or app placed behind a SHIM login
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08/01/2010, 02:00 PM
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I noticed this a couple days ago when downloading the auto ip forward patch. I had to email it to myself. Thanks for the clarification! BTW, Internalz rocks!
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08/01/2010, 02:23 PM
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I did this the other day (e-mailed the patch to myself) with uber calendar, and can verify that it does indeed work.
Thanks Jason!!
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08/01/2010, 02:50 PM
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I thought it was just me having this problem! Yeah, I've been using the email attachment workaround for a bit too... I thought something was wrong with my account
Thanks Jason!
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Can someone please tell me what i am doing wrong..i follow the instructions to the "T" even delete all downloads resend send the attachment again ..reboot the touchpad, and i am still getting the error " Patch installation Failed" using internalz pro! (i really thought i was technically minded)
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11/12/2011, 11:21 PM
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I'm also getting an error when I try to implement this patch as follows:
Unable to connect to WebOS-Internals servers. Cannot download AUPT scripts for the patch. And my internet connection is obviously working, as I'm posting this reply from my Touchpad, I assume the connection problem is at the other end and will try again later. |
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