On Sun, Jun 21, 2015, at 06:03 PM, pjw wrote:
There is a solution to the SHA2 problem with the older Symbian phones
(S60v3).
Nokia put out a fix:
http://dl.nokia.com/ns/symfix/networking_improvements.SIS
See this post on the Daily Mobile forum for the details:
http://forum.dailymobile.net/forums/symbian-3-symbian-anna-and-nokia-bell...
On Tue, Jun 16, 2015, at 06:27 AM, Daniel CLEMENT wrote:
> I was more or less forced to try the various SyncML services supported
> by Syncevolution lately. I thought perhaps I could share some remarks I
> have made about them.
> ....
> 3) Funambol
> -----------
> ... (AKA OneMediaHub) was my favorite until they played a bad trick on
> some of their users two months ago. 1st, they began rejecting normal
> (non-SSL) connections--which makes some sense after all. But 2nd (and
> there I'm guessing), without telling anyone, they switched from SHA1
> signing scheme to SHA2. While Syncevolution handles this easily, that
> was not the case of my aging Nokia E72 which has never heard of SHA2. So
> along with several old phone users I was cut off from Funambol on the
> smartphone side.
So, for Funambol sync with
OneMediaHub.com on the older Nokias (S60v3):
1) download and install on the phone the Nokia fix (link above)
2) restart the phone (to be safe)
3) with the phone's web browser go to
https://onemediahub.com
4) you'll be asked what to do with the new certificate (SHA2-signed Symantec Class 3
Secure Server CA - G4)
5) save it to the phone (you'll find it in the certificate store, Trusted Sites)
6) and now you can use native Sync on the phone to update your Funambol account on
OneMediaHub
I've just done a successful sync of my E73 with OneMediaHub to confirm.
If you haven't done the sync in a while, you may need to update the phone's sync
profile server from
my.funambol.com to
https://onemediahub.com.
It's actually still a nice online SyncML service. Hadn't used it in a while,
thanks for the nudge Daniel!
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pjw