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Android “No content provider found for permission revoke”

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11550798/android-no-content-provider-found-for-permission-revoke

&ldquo No content provider found for permission revoke&rdquo I have a simple app HelloWorld Android app in Eclipse.. 160 No content provider found for permission revoke file data local tmp HelloWorld.apk W ActivityManager 160 No.. 160 No content provider found for permission revoke file data local tmp HelloWorld.apk I PackageManager 160 Running..

OAuth secrets in mobile apps

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1934187/oauth-secrets-in-mobile-apps

secret is compromised then the provider can only really revoke the entire app. Since we have to embed our secret in the desktop.. calls back to us and re validates with us. That way we can revoke on own secrets we issue to each desktop client. Borrowing a.. if the top level provider provides an API to generate and revoke new delegated secrets. Facebook is doing something similar by..

How to keep the OAuth consumer secret safe, and how to react when it's compromised?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4419915/how-to-keep-the-oauth-consumer-secret-safe-and-how-to-react-when-its-compromis

about the malicious app the service provider can then revoke the consumer key secret OAuth consumer my application impact.. app can make your server do bad stuff not only is your key revoked but your public web identity is also not trusted anymore. I.. app temporary credentials of it's own that the user can revoke if necessary. Of course the weak point here is that a sufficiently..

Cannot install APK on Android device through Eclipse

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8639873/cannot-install-apk-on-android-device-through-eclipse

11546 No content provider found for permission revoke file data local tmp myapp.apk In fact I can see data on the..

Android 4.0.3 emulator: install fails with “permission revoke”

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9532653/android-4-0-3-emulator-install-fails-with-permission-revoke

4.0.3 emulator install fails with &ldquo permission revoke&rdquo Running my app on the 4.0.3 emulator typically works.. 1589 No content provider found for permission revoke file data local tmp MyApp.apk The only way I've managed to fix..

Android “No content provider found for permission revoke”

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11550798/android-no-content-provider-found-for-permission-revoke

&ldquo No content provider found for permission revoke&rdquo I have a simple app HelloWorld Android app in Eclipse Mac OS X when I install to the emulator AVD the app shows up.. launcher. I notice in logcat that I get these errors W ActivityManager 160 No content provider found for permission revoke file data local tmp HelloWorld.apk W ActivityManager 160 No content provider found for permission revoke file data local.. permission revoke file data local tmp HelloWorld.apk W ActivityManager 160 No content provider found for permission revoke file data local tmp HelloWorld.apk I PackageManager 160 Running dexopt on com.example.helloworld D dalvikvm 870 DexOpt load..

OAuth secrets in mobile apps

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1934187/oauth-secrets-in-mobile-apps

secrets is mostly for provision and disabling apps. If our secret is compromised then the provider can only really revoke the entire app. Since we have to embed our secret in the desktop app we are sorta screwed. The solution is to have a different.. we send that key over to the top level provider that calls back to us and re validates with us. That way we can revoke on own secrets we issue to each desktop client. Borrowing a lot of how this works from SSL . This entire system would be.. could also be done without delegation verification callbacks if the top level provider provides an API to generate and revoke new delegated secrets. Facebook is doing something similar by allowing facebook apps to allow users to create sub apps...

How to keep the OAuth consumer secret safe, and how to react when it's compromised?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4419915/how-to-keep-the-oauth-consumer-secret-safe-and-how-to-react-when-its-compromis

fishy is going on and inform the service provider ex Google about the malicious app the service provider can then revoke the consumer key secret OAuth consumer my application impact My app containing the consumer secret would need to be updated.. to the end user by the OAuth provider . If a malicious app can make your server do bad stuff not only is your key revoked but your public web identity is also not trusted anymore. I will start with the obvious there is no way to distinguish.. gives the user's credentials to the app instead giving the app temporary credentials of it's own that the user can revoke if necessary. Of course the weak point here is that a sufficiently good app can get the user to trust it and not revoke..

Cannot install APK on Android device through Eclipse

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8639873/cannot-install-apk-on-android-device-through-eclipse

17419 Failed to parse package 12 26 18 12 24.251 W ActivityManager 11546 No content provider found for permission revoke file data local tmp myapp.apk In fact I can see data on the device but not data local . Has anyone ever encountered a similar..

Android 4.0.3 emulator: install fails with “permission revoke”

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9532653/android-4-0-3-emulator-install-fails-with-permission-revoke

4.0.3 emulator install fails with &ldquo permission revoke&rdquo Running my app on the 4.0.3 emulator typically works fine but once in a blue moon it abruptly fails and from then.. Launch canceled But unfortunately neither does Logcat W ActivityManager 1589 No content provider found for permission revoke file data local tmp MyApp.apk The only way I've managed to fix this so far is to delete the emulator and create a new one..