kenny-evitt

Please un-assign me.

TLDR – Timex is almost certainly fine as-is, especially in light of details of which I just learned about Joda-Time and how it handles its corresponding types. @bitwalker I'm *pretty*...

@Raekye One way to fix the 'race condition' is to modify the 'turn on' API (or regular web request) endpoint so that the code effectively, 'turns on one unique droplet...

@Raekye You've been a fine maintainer and I've enjoyed following your progress over the years. I feel you on the guilt tho – I've had to quit projects before. I...

@eclipsek20 This has happened to me before too (I think), and like for you, it also "resolved itself automatically". I'm pretty sure the maintainer would *like* to investigate and determine...

I don't write Perl but the code's pretty easy to read. The code assumes that there's a file named *3d0d7e5fb2ce288813306e4d4636395e047a3d28* directly in the backup directory and that the file is...

From the last link I learned that the *3d0d7e5...* file name is a hash of the path *Library/SMS/sms.db*. I guess that path changed.

Progress! The *SMS.db* file moved into the *3d* sub-directory of the backup directories. If you add `3d/` onto your export command you'll probably see some stuff being exported like I...

Another fork of this repo seems to have a fix for this: - [Fix for OSX 10.12 · basnijholt/iOSMessageExport@8442421](https://github.com/basnijholt/iOSMessageExport/commit/844242161cedfe5cd6172d0435cf86f91900a927)

This issue is covered by the older issue #13 too.