Weather/Notes/Stocks not working

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  1. hommy, Oct 22, 2007

    hommy macrumors newbie

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    Hello all. I've jailbreaked and installed 1.1.1 iphone apps. Mail and maps work like a charm, but when I open weather, stocks and notes, the program opens but doesn't display any data, then shuts down. What did I miss? Something in ssh or sftp? Any idea?

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  2. Vigilante, Oct 22, 2007

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    Included was a framework file that you forgot to put into the correct place. More than likely. Respond back if that doesn't fix it.
     
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  3. dagored, Oct 22, 2007

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    We need more info. Did you do the manual hack, the touchfree or the jailbreak?

    On what computer?
     
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  4. hommy, Oct 22, 2007

    hommy thread starter macrumors newbie

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    I used iJailbreak vs 2.0 on my Intel Mac. The Apps were from iPhone 1.1.1. The apps that I mention in the thread all open up, but nothing happens (no weather or stock info, unable to use notes).
     
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  5. avaloncourt, Oct 22, 2007

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    Did you set permissions correctly to all of the files, not just the folder. It sounds to me like that's what's going on. If the permissions aren't right it will launch but do nothing.
     
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  6. hommy, Oct 22, 2007

    hommy thread starter macrumors newbie

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    That did it. I had set the permissions on the folder only, so went back and did it your way. Thanks!
     
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  7. avaloncourt, Oct 22, 2007

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    Glad to help. It's a common oversight. People assume if you assign permissions to a folder it reflects on the contents of the folder. Unfortunately, it doesn't. Have fun.
     
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  8. SuperDaddy, Oct 22, 2007

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    WOW!! A helpful and informative thread with out some pretentious prick chiding someone to "do a search first". I like it.
     
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