[nebulis]

I did a restore to 1.1.4 then jailbroke via ziphone 2.5. It worked great but my mail app crashed when i try to open it. Does anyone know how to fix this?

[dlubbat]

just add this source to your installer...
www.dlubbat.com/iphone.xml
Then install 1.1.3 Mail Fix

[sokeen]

i cant find that mail fix under that source

[wine_guy]

Just look under "Tweaks (1.1.3)" that might help.

[sokeen]

so weird, i cant find it under tweak 1.1.3 either

[wine_guy]

Try ASmailFIX 1.1.3 (under Tweaks 1.1.3). There's also a mail fix under 1.1.4 tweaks, but it's only for passwords. You can also see all of the mail fixes if you look under "all packages" in installer.

[ZeroSkill]

Execute this command using ssh or terminal ...

chown -R mobile:mobile /private/var/mobile

[André Vidal]

Originally Posted by ZeroSkill

Execute this command using ssh or terminal ...

chown -R mobile:mobile /private/var/mobile

Works perfectly!

[granka]

Originally Posted by ZeroSkill

Execute this command using ssh or terminal ...

chown -R mobile:mobile /private/var/mobile

How exactly do I do this?

I just used ssh and im in my phone but what do I do now?

[lkduy212]

install Syncfix under installer.app and everything will be ok

[vanders]

Originally Posted by nebulis

I did a restore to 1.1.4 then jailbroke via ziphone 2.5. It worked great but my mail app crashed when i try to open it. Does anyone know how to fix this?

I noticed some people have been having problems with the firmware upgrade 1.1.4 & mail, I had the same problem, i've hunted high and low online and found this fix.

1) Download OpenSHH in iPhone (make sure it’s ON by using Services or Boss Prefs).
2) Open Fugu on your Mac and connect to your iPhone.
3) You may get an error message “Warning: Remote Host Identification Has Changed”. If so, you won’t be able to connect. If not, skip to step 7.
4) On your Mac, click on the User/Home folder and hit CMD+Shift+G and type “.ssh”.
5) Delete the “known host” file.
6) Go back to Fugu and connect to your iPhone.
7) Go to var/mobile/Library/Mail.
8) Right click on Mail to set the permission to 777 or simply check all selection boxes.

You should now be able to open Mail on your iPhone!

Thanks goes to blacksocks wordpress & firmwareunlock.com

[thisonefoo]

Originally Posted by vanders

I noticed some people have been having problems with the firmware upgrade 1.1.4 & mail, I had the same problem, i've hunted high and low online and found this fix.

1) Download OpenSHH in iPhone (make sure it’s ON by using Services or Boss Prefs).
2) Open Fugu on your Mac and connect to your iPhone.
3) You may get an error message “Warning: Remote Host Identification Has Changed�. If so, you won’t be able to connect. If not, skip to step 7.
4) On your Mac, click on the User/Home folder and hit CMD+Shift+G and type “.ssh�.
5) Delete the “known host� file.
6) Go back to Fugu and connect to your iPhone.
7) Go to var/mobile/Library/Mail.
8) Right click on Mail to set the permission to 777 or simply check all selection boxes.

You should now be able to open Mail on your iPhone!

Thanks goes to blacksocks wordpress & firmwareunlock.com

This worked absolutely perfectly!!

ps. I'm on Windows XP for the record.

[wine_guy]

Worked perfectly for me as well, thanks a ton.

[chrisf776]

what source did you guys get the mail fix from? i've added pretty much every source i can find and i still havent come across the mail fix. its not listed under any of the tweaks folders or under all packages.

thanks

[sacking23]

Originally Posted by vanders

I noticed some people have been having problems with the firmware upgrade 1.1.4 & mail, I had the same problem, i've hunted high and low online and found this fix.

1) Download OpenSHH in iPhone (make sure it’s ON by using Services or Boss Prefs).
2) Open Fugu on your Mac and connect to your iPhone.
3) You may get an error message “Warning: Remote Host Identification Has Changed”. If so, you won’t be able to connect. If not, skip to step 7.
4) On your Mac, click on the User/Home folder and hit CMD+Shift+G and type “.ssh”.
5) Delete the “known host” file.
6) Go back to Fugu and connect to your iPhone.
7) Go to var/mobile/Library/Mail.
8) Right click on Mail to set the permission to 777 or simply check all selection boxes.

You should now be able to open Mail on your iPhone!

Thanks goes to blacksocks wordpress & firmwareunlock.com

Also worked perfectly with the iplus 2.0 jailbreak

Thanks!