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granka

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Aug 23, 2007
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So, I just updated the SendSong app and the send song to ringtones still doesn't work. In fact it doesn't do anything it just crashes the app back to the springboard. Anyone else have this problem?


Seriously I would completly love this app if the ringtone feature actually worked.
 
Then just download the older version, and manually replace the new with the old files...
 
It works fine for me.

Debug it on your phone and send it to me...

Go into terminal on your computer and type:

ssh root@your.iphone's.ip.address
cd /Applications/SendSong.app
./sendsong

Maximize the terminal window and do whatever makes it crash on the iPhone.

watch what it types out in the terminal, copy it, and attach it here.
 
It works fine for me.

Debug it on your phone and send it to me...

Go into terminal on your computer and type:

ssh root@your.iphone's.ip.address
cd /Applications/SendSong
./sendsong

Maximize the terminal window and do whatever makes it crash on the iPhone.

watch what it types out in the terminal, copy it, and attach it here.
I just tried doing what you said but I don't think I understood it haha.

I opened ssh, connected it and then opened terminal typed root@my.iphone.ipbahblah pressed enter and nothing came up but all that came up was command not found.

Any ideas how to get this working?
 
I just tried doing what you said but I don't think I understood it haha.

I opened ssh, connected it and then opened terminal typed root@my.iphone.ipbahblah pressed enter and nothing came up but all that came up was command not found.

Any ideas how to get this working?

What do you mean you opened SSH? haha

make sure that SSH is on your iPhone first of all

then open a terminal window on the comp and type in (without the quotes)

"ssh root@?.?.?.?" hit return
enter your SSH password (you cant see it typing in, but it is lol)
"cd /Applications/SendSong.app" hit return
"./sendsong" hit return (SendSong should open on your iPhone screen)

on the iPhone screen do whatever it is that causes the crash, and it will print up in the terminal window.

EDIT* Oh, did you open an SFTP program? (like cyberduck) lol, that's not quite what we want. Just the terminal lol.
 
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