[SailfishDevel] openobex-devel-0.1.4-1.2.1.jolla.armv7hl requires bluez-libs-devel, but this requirement cannot be provided

[deloptes]

Hi,

buteo-syncml is linking against openobex. Openobex-devel is installed in the
SDK, but can not be installed in the native environment.

Fatal error: openobex-devel-0.1.4-1.2.1.jolla.armv7hl requires
bluez-libs-devel, but this requirement cannot be provided

How is it possible that it is installed in the SDK?

How can this be resolved?

Thank you in advance.

regards

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Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone to Ubuntu Linux box

[Sahlan]

David,

The problem is that I did read the documentation, following the 
instructions on this page:

https://sailfishos.org/wiki/Application_SDK_Your_First_App#Create_a_Connection_to_Mer_Hardware_Device
and they are not working. The page you kindly sent me has additional 
information, which I haven't had time to try yet and which may point to 
a solution to the problem. If so, then they need to add the information 
to the page above. I can't remember where I found out how to enable 
Developer mode, since the Jolla phone manual only has one line, saying 
it needs to be enabled if you want it. It's possible I just followed 
through the instructions on the phone itself.


Yes, the Xperia phone image upload is very well documented, but 
unfortunately the phone I purchased was one of a batch number where the 
manufacturers had, for some obscure reason, blocked flashing of new 
images. Of course, I didn't know that when I purchased the phone - it's 
not the kind of detail they worry about on Amazon! So my daughter got a 
free phone and I decided it would be easier to buy a phone with Sailfish 
already installed,


Sahlan



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From: "deloptes" 
To: devel@lists.sailfishos.org
Sent: 19/07/2019 17:43:28
Subject: Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone 
to Ubuntu Linux box



Sahlan wrote:


 David,

 Thank you for that specific page which I hadn't seen before. However I
 did carry out those steps previously and click Save at the end. On my
 phone there appears to be a small bug with the generated password, i.e.
 that the Save button remains disabled and I have to delete then retype
 the last character of the password to enable the Save button. However I
 was not aware of the other steps on that page under the heading "Using
 Developer Mode" which I will try. The phone is a Jolla phone which was
 purchased with the Sailfish 3 image already on it. Before that I tried
 to download a Sailfish X image onto I think it was an Xperia phone (or
 whichever phone was recommended for Sailfish) but even though the phone
 was unlocked it turned out to be a variant that did not allow flashing
 of new images,

 Regards,

 Sahlan


Sahlan,
slow down boy and read more documentation - it will save you time and
headache.

The process of installing SailfishOS on Xperia phones is well documented
including requirements and works pretty well.

my 5cent

regards

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Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone to Ubuntu Linux box

[deloptes]

Sahlan wrote:

> David,
> 
> Thank you for that specific page which I hadn't seen before. However I
> did carry out those steps previously and click Save at the end. On my
> phone there appears to be a small bug with the generated password, i.e.
> that the Save button remains disabled and I have to delete then retype
> the last character of the password to enable the Save button. However I
> was not aware of the other steps on that page under the heading "Using
> Developer Mode" which I will try. The phone is a Jolla phone which was
> purchased with the Sailfish 3 image already on it. Before that I tried
> to download a Sailfish X image onto I think it was an Xperia phone (or
> whichever phone was recommended for Sailfish) but even though the phone
> was unlocked it turned out to be a variant that did not allow flashing
> of new images,
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Sahlan

Sahlan,
slow down boy and read more documentation - it will save you time and
headache. 

The process of installing SailfishOS on Xperia phones is well documented
including requirements and works pretty well.

my 5cent

regards

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Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone to Ubuntu Linux box

[Sahlan]

Thank you. I will try that. I don't mind which way I am connected, as 
long as I can connect!


Regards

Sahlan


-- Original Message --
From: "rikujolla" 
To: devel@lists.sailfishos.org
Sent: 19/07/2019 16:48:16
Subject: Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone 
to Ubuntu Linux box



Hello,

I always had problems when I used my development laptop in  my home 
wlan and was wired to the phone with usb cable. I could not solve the 
issue most probably caused by my home router. Currently I create a 
hotspot with my phone and connect the Ubuntu laptop to that network. 
Then I develope in that network without any cables and without any 
problems.


Best regards Riku

E.S. Rosenberg kirjoitti 19.7.2019 klo 16.38:

Hey Sahlan,
The fact that you have a network on the same subnet but a different 
device is probably what is preventing you from contacting the Jolla 
device.
Your computer has 2 routes for 192.168.2.0/24 which would lead to 
unpredictable behavior.
If you connect the Jolla device on WiFi to this 192.168.2.x network 
and make sure that it gets assigned 192.168.2.15 as IP address the SDK 
might be "fooled" (I never tried this but since SSH access is 
available on the WiFi interface of the device it is likely to work)

HTH,
Eli

Op vr 19 jul. 2019 om 13:08 schreef Sahlan 
:

Eli,

Thank you for the quick response. My development network happens to 
be all 192.168.2.x addresses, with the router as 192.168.2.1. No 
other device is using 192.168.2.15. The i.p. of the Ubuntu machine to 
which the sailfish mobile  is connected is 192.168.2.42,


Regards,

Sahlan

-- Original Message --
From: "E.S. Rosenberg" 
To: "Sahlan" ; "Sailfish OS Developers" 


Sent: 19/07/2019 10:53:07
Subject: Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish 
phone to Ubuntu Linux box


Depending on how your network connections are setup it could be that 
you have to manually trigger the USB-ethernet connection to become 
active.
You can check if you have an interface with the address 192.168.2.1 
on you machine, the SailfishOS device is always at 192.168.2.15.

HTH,
Eli

Op vr 19 jul. 2019 om 12:28 schreef Sahlan 
:

Hello,

I am currently developing and porting some C++ apps to a variety of 
operating systems, including Sailfish. I live in the Republic Of 
Ireland, so the first problem was to find a Sailfish phone! I have 
purchased a phone which is running Sailfish 3 and have set up 
Developer Mode on it. On Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, I installed the Sailfish 
Qt Creator IDE and built a simple test app. I connected the 
Sailfish phone via USB and confirmed with lsusb that the device is 
recognised as being connected. Under Tools / Options / Devices, I 
try to add the phone as a Sailfish OS Physical Device. The IP 
address, username and password correctly correspond to those on the 
phone, but clicking "Test Connection" always gives me the message 
"Host unreachable". Increasing the SSH timeout does not help. I 
also tried pinging the i.p. address of the phone from a terminal 
window, and it is not found, though I am not sure whether ping 
should work with i.p. over usb. I also tried changing the phone 
i.p. address, in case of address clash, but this does not work 
either.


Can anyone suggest how I might solve this problem? I know that 
remote connections can be temperamental. For example, I have a 
Blackberry 10 mobile which I can only develop for on a Windows 7 
machine, because all other boxes: Windows 10, Linux, Mac fail to 
recognise the device, even using identical tools and setup 
procedures!


With thanks, in anticipation of some help,
Sahlan



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Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone to Ubuntu Linux box

[rikujolla]

Hello,

I always had problems when I used my development laptop in  my home wlan 
and was wired to the phone with usb cable. I could not solve the issue 
most probably caused by my home router. Currently I create a hotspot 
with my phone and connect the Ubuntu laptop to that network. Then I 
develope in that network without any cables and without any problems.


Best regards Riku

E.S. Rosenberg kirjoitti 19.7.2019 klo 16.38:

Hey Sahlan,
The fact that you have a network on the same subnet but a different 
device is probably what is preventing you from contacting the Jolla 
device.
Your computer has 2 routes for 192.168.2.0/24  
which would lead to unpredictable behavior.
If you connect the Jolla device on WiFi to this 192.168.2.x network 
and make sure that it gets assigned 192.168.2.15 as IP address the SDK 
might be "fooled" (I never tried this but since SSH access is 
available on the WiFi interface of the device it is likely to work)

HTH,
Eli

Op vr 19 jul. 2019 om 13:08 schreef Sahlan 
mailto:sah...@businessassistant.biz>>:


Eli,

Thank you for the quick response. My development network happens
to be all 192.168.2.x addresses, with the router as 192.168.2.1.
No other device is using 192.168.2.15. The i.p. of the Ubuntu
machine to which the sailfish mobile  is connected is 192.168.2.42,

Regards,

Sahlan

-- Original Message --
From: "E.S. Rosenberg" mailto:es.rosenberg+sailfishos@gmail.com>>
To: "Sahlan" mailto:sah...@businessassistant.biz>>; "Sailfish OS Developers"
mailto:devel@lists.sailfishos.org>>
Sent: 19/07/2019 10:53:07
Subject: Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish
phone to Ubuntu Linux box


Depending on how your network connections are setup it could be
that you have to manually trigger the USB-ethernet connection to
become active.
You can check if you have an interface with the address
192.168.2.1 on you machine, the SailfishOS device is always at
192.168.2.15.
HTH,
Eli

Op vr 19 jul. 2019 om 12:28 schreef Sahlan
mailto:sah...@businessassistant.biz>>:

Hello,

I am currently developing and porting some C++ apps to a
variety of operating systems, including Sailfish. I live in
the Republic Of Ireland, so the first problem was to find a
Sailfish phone! I have purchased a phone which is running
Sailfish 3 and have set up Developer Mode on it. On Ubuntu
18.04 LTS, I installed the Sailfish Qt Creator IDE and built
a simple test app. I connected the Sailfish phone via USB and
confirmed with lsusb that the device is recognised as being
connected. Under Tools / Options / Devices, I try to add the
phone as a Sailfish OS Physical Device. The IP address,
username and password correctly correspond to those on the
phone, but clicking "Test Connection" always gives me the
message "Host unreachable". Increasing the SSH timeout does
not help. I also tried pinging the i.p. address of the phone
from a terminal window, and it is not found, though I am not
sure whether ping should work with i.p. over usb. I also
tried changing the phone i.p. address, in case of address
clash, but this does not work either.

Can anyone suggest how I might solve this problem? I know
that remote connections can be temperamental. For example, I
have a Blackberry 10 mobile which I can only develop for on a
Windows 7 machine, because all other boxes: Windows 10,
Linux, Mac fail to recognise the device, even using identical
tools and setup procedures!

With thanks, in anticipation of some help,
Sahlan



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Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone to Ubuntu Linux box

[E.S. Rosenberg]

Hey Sahlan,
The fact that you have a network on the same subnet but a different device
is probably what is preventing you from contacting the Jolla device.
Your computer has 2 routes for 192.168.2.0/24 which would lead to
unpredictable behavior.
If you connect the Jolla device on WiFi to this 192.168.2.x network and
make sure that it gets assigned 192.168.2.15 as IP address the SDK might be
"fooled" (I never tried this but since SSH access is available on the WiFi
interface of the device it is likely to work)
HTH,
Eli

Op vr 19 jul. 2019 om 13:08 schreef Sahlan :

> Eli,
>
> Thank you for the quick response. My development network happens to be all
> 192.168.2.x addresses, with the router as 192.168.2.1. No other device is
> using 192.168.2.15. The i.p. of the Ubuntu machine to which the sailfish
> mobile  is connected is 192.168.2.42,
>
> Regards,
>
> Sahlan
>
> -- Original Message --
> From: "E.S. Rosenberg" 
> To: "Sahlan" ; "Sailfish OS Developers" <
> devel@lists.sailfishos.org>
> Sent: 19/07/2019 10:53:07
> Subject: Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone to
> Ubuntu Linux box
>
> Depending on how your network connections are setup it could be that you
> have to manually trigger the USB-ethernet connection to become active.
> You can check if you have an interface with the address 192.168.2.1 on you
> machine, the SailfishOS device is always at 192.168.2.15.
> HTH,
> Eli
>
> Op vr 19 jul. 2019 om 12:28 schreef Sahlan :
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am currently developing and porting some C++ apps to a variety of
>> operating systems, including Sailfish. I live in the Republic Of Ireland,
>> so the first problem was to find a Sailfish phone! I have purchased a phone
>> which is running Sailfish 3 and have set up Developer Mode on it. On Ubuntu
>> 18.04 LTS, I installed the Sailfish Qt Creator IDE and built a simple test
>> app. I connected the Sailfish phone via USB and confirmed with lsusb that
>> the device is recognised as being connected. Under Tools / Options /
>> Devices, I try to add the phone as a Sailfish OS Physical Device. The IP
>> address, username and password correctly correspond to those on the phone,
>> but clicking "Test Connection" always gives me the message "Host
>> unreachable". Increasing the SSH timeout does not help. I also tried
>> pinging the i.p. address of the phone from a terminal window, and it is not
>> found, though I am not sure whether ping should work with i.p. over usb. I
>> also tried changing the phone i.p. address, in case of address clash, but
>> this does not work either.
>>
>> Can anyone suggest how I might solve this problem? I know that remote
>> connections can be temperamental. For example, I have a Blackberry 10
>> mobile which I can only develop for on a Windows 7 machine, because all
>> other boxes: Windows 10, Linux, Mac fail to recognise the device, even
>> using identical tools and setup procedures!
>>
>> With thanks, in anticipation of some help,
>> Sahlan
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone to Ubuntu Linux box

[Sahlan]

David,

Thank you for that specific page which I hadn't seen before. However I 
did carry out those steps previously and click Save at the end. On my 
phone there appears to be a small bug with the generated password, i.e. 
that the Save button remains disabled and I have to delete then retype 
the last character of the password to enable the Save button. However I 
was not aware of the other steps on that page under the heading "Using 
Developer Mode" which I will try. The phone is a Jolla phone which was 
purchased with the Sailfish 3 image already on it. Before that I tried 
to download a Sailfish X image onto I think it was an Xperia phone (or 
whichever phone was recommended for Sailfish) but even though the phone 
was unlocked it turned out to be a variant that did not allow flashing 
of new images,


Regards,

Sahlan


-- Original Message --
From: "David Llewellyn-Jones" 
To: devel@lists.sailfishos.org
Sent: 19/07/2019 11:04:27
Subject: Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone 
to Ubuntu Linux box



On 19/07/2019 12:27, Sahlan wrote:
[snip]

 I have
 purchased a phone which is running Sailfish 3 and have set up Developer
 Mode on it. On Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, I installed the Sailfish Qt Creator IDE
 and built a simple test app.


Which phone are you using? Did you flash it over USB to install
Sailfish? Your setup with Ubuntu is pretty standard, so it should work.

It's an obvious question, but did you, activate the Remote connection
option, and give yourself a root password?

https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/202011863-How-to-enable-Developer-Mode


 I connected the Sailfish phone via USB and
 confirmed with lsusb that the device is recognised as being connected.
 Under Tools / Options / Devices, I try to add the phone as a Sailfish OS
 Physical Device. The IP address, username and password correctly
 correspond to those on the phone, but clicking "Test Connection" always
 gives me the message "Host unreachable". Increasing the SSH timeout does
 not help. I also tried pinging the i.p. address of the phone from a
 terminal window, and it is not found, though I am not sure whether ping
 should work with i.p. over usb.


Pinging should work over USB, and personally I'd focus on getting that
to work first, since until you can ping it's unlikely ssh will work.

It might also be worth trying to ping in the opposite direction (i.e
pinging your computer from the phone over USB) by opening a console on
the phone and using something like this:

su-devel ping 192.16.2.6

Some of the advice on this page may also be useful (if not now, then
once you have a connection!):

https://sailfishos.org/wiki/Sailfish_OS_Cheat_Sheet

David
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Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone to Ubuntu Linux box

[David Llewellyn-Jones]

On 19/07/2019 12:27, Sahlan wrote:
[snip]
> I have
> purchased a phone which is running Sailfish 3 and have set up Developer
> Mode on it. On Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, I installed the Sailfish Qt Creator IDE
> and built a simple test app. 

Which phone are you using? Did you flash it over USB to install
Sailfish? Your setup with Ubuntu is pretty standard, so it should work.

It's an obvious question, but did you, activate the Remote connection
option, and give yourself a root password?

https://jolla.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/202011863-How-to-enable-Developer-Mode

> I connected the Sailfish phone via USB and
> confirmed with lsusb that the device is recognised as being connected.
> Under Tools / Options / Devices, I try to add the phone as a Sailfish OS
> Physical Device. The IP address, username and password correctly
> correspond to those on the phone, but clicking "Test Connection" always
> gives me the message "Host unreachable". Increasing the SSH timeout does
> not help. I also tried pinging the i.p. address of the phone from a
> terminal window, and it is not found, though I am not sure whether ping
> should work with i.p. over usb. 

Pinging should work over USB, and personally I'd focus on getting that
to work first, since until you can ping it's unlikely ssh will work.

It might also be worth trying to ping in the opposite direction (i.e
pinging your computer from the phone over USB) by opening a console on
the phone and using something like this:

su-devel ping 192.16.2.6

Some of the advice on this page may also be useful (if not now, then
once you have a connection!):

https://sailfishos.org/wiki/Sailfish_OS_Cheat_Sheet

David
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Re: [SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone to Ubuntu Linux box

[E.S. Rosenberg]

Depending on how your network connections are setup it could be that you
have to manually trigger the USB-ethernet connection to become active.
You can check if you have an interface with the address 192.168.2.1 on you
machine, the SailfishOS device is always at 192.168.2.15.
HTH,
Eli

Op vr 19 jul. 2019 om 12:28 schreef Sahlan :

> Hello,
>
> I am currently developing and porting some C++ apps to a variety of
> operating systems, including Sailfish. I live in the Republic Of Ireland,
> so the first problem was to find a Sailfish phone! I have purchased a phone
> which is running Sailfish 3 and have set up Developer Mode on it. On Ubuntu
> 18.04 LTS, I installed the Sailfish Qt Creator IDE and built a simple test
> app. I connected the Sailfish phone via USB and confirmed with lsusb that
> the device is recognised as being connected. Under Tools / Options /
> Devices, I try to add the phone as a Sailfish OS Physical Device. The IP
> address, username and password correctly correspond to those on the phone,
> but clicking "Test Connection" always gives me the message "Host
> unreachable". Increasing the SSH timeout does not help. I also tried
> pinging the i.p. address of the phone from a terminal window, and it is not
> found, though I am not sure whether ping should work with i.p. over usb. I
> also tried changing the phone i.p. address, in case of address clash, but
> this does not work either.
>
> Can anyone suggest how I might solve this problem? I know that remote
> connections can be temperamental. For example, I have a Blackberry 10
> mobile which I can only develop for on a Windows 7 machine, because all
> other boxes: Windows 10, Linux, Mac fail to recognise the device, even
> using identical tools and setup procedures!
>
> With thanks, in anticipation of some help,
> Sahlan
>
>
>
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[SailfishDevel] Question about connecting a Sailfish phone to Ubuntu Linux box

[Sahlan]

Hello,

I am currently developing and porting some C++ apps to a variety of 
operating systems, including Sailfish. I live in the Republic Of 
Ireland, so the first problem was to find a Sailfish phone! I have 
purchased a phone which is running Sailfish 3 and have set up Developer 
Mode on it. On Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, I installed the Sailfish Qt Creator IDE 
and built a simple test app. I connected the Sailfish phone via USB and 
confirmed with lsusb that the device is recognised as being connected. 
Under Tools / Options / Devices, I try to add the phone as a Sailfish OS 
Physical Device. The IP address, username and password correctly 
correspond to those on the phone, but clicking "Test Connection" always 
gives me the message "Host unreachable". Increasing the SSH timeout does 
not help. I also tried pinging the i.p. address of the phone from a 
terminal window, and it is not found, though I am not sure whether ping 
should work with i.p. over usb. I also tried changing the phone i.p. 
address, in case of address clash, but this does not work either.


Can anyone suggest how I might solve this problem? I know that remote 
connections can be temperamental. For example, I have a Blackberry 10 
mobile which I can only develop for on a Windows 7 machine, because all 
other boxes: Windows 10, Linux, Mac fail to recognise the device, even 
using identical tools and setup procedures!


With thanks, in anticipation of some help,
Sahlan


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Re: [SailfishDevel] Armenian and Chinese font weight discrepancy

[Pekka Vuorela]

On Thu, 2019-07-18 at 14:14 +0200, Tamas Miklos wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have a native Sailfish  app that is now fully localized to various
> languages.  All works fine except for a few languages that use
> special character sets.  Armenian and Chinese characters look as if
> they were bold all the time.  When they are displayed next to Latin
> characters, the discrepancy is very visible and annoying.  Is it
> possible to avoid this anomaly?  I don't have similar issues with
> Cyrillic and Vietnamese characters, but I haven't tried anything else
> (like Japanese).

Yep, there are some known shortcomings here. The problem is that
different scripts need some specific fonts, and making font styles
match is not easy. We've done various things for making it better,
adjusting sizes, trying to pick best alternatives, but there is still
work to be done.


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