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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2010-03-10
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I don't got any data plan. All repositories enabled. For me it wont normally check updates over gprs but this time i had used GPS and internet connection was left on after i had closed Nokia maps. Because i have all repositories enabled i got ~10 mb data transfer and itīs about 11. Basically my own fault and itīs not too much but it still hurts 
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2010-03-10
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thanks moderator for changing the topic 
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2010-03-10
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OK, how do I STOP app manager from updating in the background when I'm on a 3G/GSM connection?
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2010-03-10
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good question.... I would like more control on when and how it updates. And maybe some optimization to reduce the bandwidth required!
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2010-03-10
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I found the rate at which HAM looks for updates, it is located in
/var/lib/gconf/apps/hildon/update-notifier/%gconf.xml
The value is in minutes, default = 1440 = 24h
/var/lib/gconf/apps/hildon/update-notifier/%gconf.xml
The value is in minutes, default = 1440 = 24h
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2010-03-23
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Originally Posted by petur
This will be usefull to convert mtime to readable and from readable to mtime.
I found the rate at which HAM looks for updates, it is located in
/var/lib/gconf/apps/hildon/update-notifier/%gconf.xml
The value is in minutes, default = 1440 = 24h
http://unixtime-converter.com/
JUST BE CAREFUL!!
It converts "readible" time to unix timestamp(mtime), assuming the time is UTC+0000.
So please convert appropriatly to your timezone!
Last edited by Robb; 2010-03-23 at 12:17.
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