On Mon, 2008-03-03 at 13:35 -0500, Dan Williams wrote: > On Mon, 2008-03-03 at 21:35 +0300, Vitja Makarov wrote: > > We can use maemo database and create ours one, that users can import > > they settings into. > > There is file /etc/operator_settings on maemo, but it's not in sdk, > > and I was unable to find package for that. So I think that this is > > Nokia propriety. By the other way I don't think they might to own that > > kind of knowledge. So we can use it, btw I have n800 and I've paid for > > /etc/operatiors_settings why can't I share it? > > It seems kind of like phonebooks, which at least in the US you cannot > copyright. However, that's not necessarily the case for the rest of the > world, and we'd need to get lawyer sign-off for something like that. > Or, we could just use Bastien's suggestion of GPRS Easy Connect's list. Here's the data from GPRS Easy Connect in a useful (easily parsable) form. Countries are using ISO 3166 names, so translatable using iso-codes. The "identifiers" are probably unneeded, and the "types" are probably a bit crap (what do you think?). We can easily get a list of supported countries, and then list the few operators in that country in the form "name - type". Useful? Cheers PS: I'm not sharing the crappy Perl script used to generate that, it's too crappy
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