SUPER EASY Payment Solutions for Brick and Mortar Establishments - MtGox Mobile

rasengan

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Quote from: pointbiz on October 28, 2012, 10:21:31 AM

Mtgox mobile v3.2 does not work on Jelly Bean 4.1.2 at least not on my Galaxy Nexus.

Can u fix this?

Also the mtgox website is not mobile friendly. The complex JavaScript on the login input means not all mobile browsers can login.

Please try contacting Mt. Gox Support at http://support.mtgox.com/. Mt. Gox has a great support team.

pointbiz

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1ninja

Mtgox mobile v3.2 does not work on Jelly Bean 4.1.2 at least not on my Galaxy Nexus.

Can u fix this?

Also the mtgox website is not mobile friendly. The complex JavaScript on the login input means not all mobile browsers can login.

rasengan

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Quote from: anu on October 24, 2011, 12:26:54 PM

No issues so far. And you are right: My previous version was 2.1, not 2.2. Apparently there was no 2.2 from Sony Ericson. Current version is 2.3, though. Sorry for telling BS.

Haha no problem. BTW, 3.0 just came out and features multi-currency support. :-)

anu

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Quote from: rasengan on October 24, 2011, 11:56:14 AM

Quote from: anu on October 22, 2011, 05:02:15 PM

Quote from: maltaethiron on July 31, 2011, 08:06:29 AM

I just updated the software and I'm getting an interesting error:

Error:
{ 'source' : [Ti.Network.
HTTPClient] 'error' : 'Not
trusted server certificate' , }

Had the same issue with Android 2.2. Updating to 2.3 helped.

This is an issue of how the socket is created. MtGox would have to fix this in the source if they care for Android 2.2.

Interesting. We thought this issue was isolated to 2.1. Please let us know if you are experiencing any Trusted Certificate issues still, as Mt. Gox is now secured with Verisign which is a very widely used SSL Certificate Issuer. Sorry for any inconvenience!

No issues so far. And you are right: My previous version was 2.1, not 2.2. Apparently there was no 2.2 from Sony Ericson. Current version is 2.3, though. Sorry for telling BS.

rasengan

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Quote from: anu on October 22, 2011, 05:02:15 PM

Quote from: maltaethiron on July 31, 2011, 08:06:29 AM

I just updated the software and I'm getting an interesting error:

Error:
{ 'source' : [Ti.Network.
HTTPClient] 'error' : 'Not
trusted server certificate' , }

Had the same issue with Android 2.2. Updating to 2.3 helped.

This is an issue of how the socket is created. MtGox would have to fix this in the source if they care for Android 2.2.

Interesting. We thought this issue was isolated to 2.1. Please let us know if you are experiencing any Trusted Certificate issues still, as Mt. Gox is now secured with Verisign which is a very widely used SSL Certificate Issuer. Sorry for any inconvenience!

anu

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Quote from: maltaethiron on July 31, 2011, 08:06:29 AM

I just updated the software and I'm getting an interesting error:

Error:
{ 'source' : [Ti.Network.
HTTPClient] 'error' : 'Not
trusted server certificate' , }

Had the same issue with Android 2.2. Updating to 2.3 helped.

This is an issue of how the socket is created. MtGox would have to fix this in the source if they care for Android 2.2.

rasengan

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Quote from: jjiimm_64 on September 21, 2011, 04:09:13 PM

so, google wallet is not a virtual currency?

isn't this really bad that we cannot have an app on the iphone?

I'm confident this will change. Bitcoin is here to stay, afterall. :-)

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Quote from: rasengan on July 30, 2011, 09:43:26 PM

Apple currently has issues with applications that deal with the actual use of virtual currencies thereof. That said, the application will be available via Cydia. We, infact, have a Cydia repo that is live and contains Mt. Gox 2.2 for iOS. However, it only works on version 4.0.1 and, as such, has not been released to the public.

so, google wallet is not a virtual currency?

isn't this really bad that we cannot have an app on the iphone?

rasengan

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Quote from: Transisto on September 02, 2011, 01:25:39 AM

BUMP for IOS / Cydia

Here you go (temporary repository, but app has been pushed to theBigBoss and should be there soon):

Code:

http://mtgoxlive.com/mobile/apt

Try going to Cydia and add a new repository and you should be able to find it. :-)

Transisto

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BUMP for IOS / Cydia

TraderTimm

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Curious to see if the IOS version was released, as well.

geek-trader

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What ever happened to the iOS version?

rasengan

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Quote from: bitbot on July 31, 2011, 01:27:33 PM

what if i got da yubikey Huh

It will be okay if you have a Yubikey enabled on your account. When you login and visit the settings page, you can enabled the rights and if you enable the withdraw right, you will be asked as shown in the picture above to press and hold ~3sec.

Please let me know if you have any other questions. Wink

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Quote from: maltaethiron on July 31, 2011, 01:30:40 PM

OK rasengan, just connected to my own home WiFi on my phone and I'm getting the same error as before when I was on Sprint's network.

I took a look and tried to figure out why this would be happening and stumbled across this thread:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=5865

It says that many 2.1 devices do not support STARTCOM SSL certificates which is what is on mtgox.com. However, through further research I found that you can setup STARTCOM as a trusted CA if you have a rooted Android device by installing it into the keystore.

I'll try to see if there are other options, but feel free to browse the XDA-Developers forum as well if you are interested in the root route.

maltaethiron

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OK rasengan, just connected to my own home WiFi on my phone and I'm getting the same error as before when I was on Sprint's network.

bitbot

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what if i got da yubikey Huh

maltaethiron

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Quote from: rasengan on July 31, 2011, 09:33:34 AM

maltaethiron, well I'm glad to see the apk runs on 2.1 now. I'm not quite sure why you would be receiving this error. Basically, this error you are getting throws up several red flags. When you are on your desktop, while connected to the same network at the same location, are you able to visit the MtGox.com website?

Also, does the network in which you are connected perchance inject its own page when attempting to visit a HTTPS website? (Hotel network, Paid WiFi, Public WiFi)

This sounds like it could be a MITM attack, however. I would definitely look into your network to make sure that there are no problems....

I'm using Sprint's 3G network for my internet. I can definitely get to Mt. Gox on my own home WiFi, so I'll connect my phone to my WiFi and see if that works, then report back.

rasengan

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Quote from: maltaethiron on July 31, 2011, 08:06:29 AM

I just updated the software and I'm getting an interesting error:

Error:
{ 'source' : [Ti.Network.
HTTPClient] 'error' : 'Not
trusted server certificate' , }

maltaethiron, well I'm glad to see the apk runs on 2.1 now. I'm not quite sure why you would be receiving this error. Basically, this error you are getting throws up several red flags. When you are on your desktop, while connected to the same network at the same location, are you able to visit the MtGox.com website?

Also, does the network in which you are connected perchance inject its own page when attempting to visit a HTTPS website? (Hotel network, Paid WiFi, Public WiFi)

This sounds like it could be a MITM attack, however. I would definitely look into your network to make sure that there are no problems....

maltaethiron

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I just updated the software and I'm getting an interesting error:

Error:
{ 'source' : [Ti.Network.
HTTPClient] 'error' : 'Not
trusted server certificate' , }

rasengan

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Quote from: qikaifu on July 30, 2011, 09:44:59 PM

ANY YOUTUBE videos?

Quote from: thefussydutchman on July 30, 2011, 09:45:55 PM

That would be helpful.

That's a great idea. Wink

Quote from: geek-trader on July 30, 2011, 09:45:44 PM

I've jailbroken before, and I will again for this.

Nice! We will get this very soon. ;-)

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