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Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2013 16:27:24 -0500
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Subject: SOLVED the iOS FileTransfer Errors I was seeing
From: Becky Gibson <gibson.becky@gmail.com>
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I took the time to reacquaint myself with the Jasmine tests and also did
some debugging to see why I was consistently getting a failure in the
FileTransfer tests.

I was specifically having problems with the download to an unknown host.
 After looking at (and taking the time to understand) the tests I realize
that foobar.apache.org SHOULD be in the whitlelist.  I was getting a fail
in the download from unknown host test due to my internet provider trying
to return a "helpful" search assist page for foobar.apache.org!  Since the
internet provider url was not in the whitelist, I was getting a whitelist
error back in the payload rather than a failure.  When I put the internet
provider (*verizon*) in the whitelist I get a timeout.   However, when I
run in 3G mode the download  unknown host test passed (although others fail
due to timeouts).

Whew - mystery solved.

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