Macy
South Of Insanity
Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-7
join:2001-12-02
Pink Beanbag
1 edit |  reply to papuser
How to use openssl to make myown xml file
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rizzo2dial
Premium
join:2004-08-05 | reply to pap2user
Re: any update to this utility
Sorry, not yet. I will post here @ BBR though once there are updates available. |
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pap2user
@ntscanada.com | reply to pap2user
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rizzo2dial
Premium
join:2004-08-05
1 edit | reply to papuser
Re: How to use openssl to make myown xml file
said by papuser :
I understand that, I have got the GPP_K value, what I want to do is to make my own provision file and use the same GPP_K value to reencrypt it , but don't know how to encrypt it with openssl. Somewhere in the gigantic PAP2 Unlocking Guide Thread is a post containing the proper openssl syntax for re-encrypting; however, I anyway intend to update VuckFonage so that you can re-encrypt right inside the program itself.
I've been pretty busy the last few weeks; however, I may have some time this week to resume coding.
Rizzo |
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beachhobo
join:2005-11-27
Murrells Inlet, SC | reply to papuser
Re: How to use openssl to make myown xml file
How do I determine the VoIP TFTP address for VuckFontage...
I have gotten my config file from Vontage with no problem...
The other two I looking for are:
(1) CallPacket (TelePacket)
(2) ViaTalk
Can anyone help ??? |
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mazilo
From Mazilo
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join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA
1 edit | reply to pap2user
Re: How to use openssl to make myown xml file
Mod note: There will be several deleted posts following this one, due to some clean-up to help keep the topic and instructions clear. -Macy |
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rizzo2dial
Premium
join:2004-08-05
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Re: [PAP2] New useful utility for UNLOCKED PAP2's
It simply means the socket connection was closed by the "peer" you were connecting to (i.e. the TFTP Server on the other side).
In simpler terms: The TFTP connection abruptly dropped.
This could potentially be a firewall issue on your end, so make sure you've configured any firewall software to allow UDP access on whatever port(s) you're attempting to communicate on.
If the connection was genuinely reset by the peer, re-attempting the TFTP transmission at a later time (or on another valid TFTP port) usually works. In my experience, re-attempting the transmission immediately usually works too.
Rizzo |
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kcyyk
join:2005-11-02
Scarborough, ON | reply to rizzo2dial
Why I got this message "Socket Error #10054(ConnectionResetByPeer)
Anyone can Help |
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