TableViewSuite example 3 running with swedish locale, no A-Ö

I trashed the use of UILocalizedIndexedCollation and created the list manually, without localization support it only supports A-Ö sorting now. Should I classify this as a bug and report it to Apple?

This is what I wanted from UILocalizedIndexedCollation

Does it support any other locales, Japanese, German, French, Chinese etc? Not Swedish as I thought.

Excerpt from documentation of UILocalizedIndexedCollation.

The UILocalizedIndexedCollation class is a convenience for organizing, sorting, and localizing the data for a table view that has a section index. The table view’s data source then uses the collation object to provide the table view with input for section titles and section index titles.

Table views with section indexes are ideal for displaying and facilitating the access of data composed of many items organized by a sequential ordering scheme such as the alphabet. Users tap an index title to jump to the corresponding section. The initial table view of the Phone/Contacts application on the iPhone is an example. Note that the section titles can be different than the titles of the index.

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Stunnel to the rescue!. Compile it, install it or just download it from some repository (I used macports).

On the server:

1. Create server configuration file for stunnel. Example below accepts ssl traffic on port 443 and forwards unencrypted traffic to the ssh port (22). Add your own certificate file for higher security.
   
   cert=stunnel.pem
pid=/tmp/stunnel.pid
[stunnel443]
accept = 192.168.1.7:443
connect = 192.168.1.7:22
2. Run sudo stunnel <server-config-file>
3. Test to connect with openssl, openssl s_client -connect 192.168.1.7:443. After all ssl handshake code you should probably get something like: SSH-1.99-OpenSSH_5.1
4. And now you have a SSH over SSL!

On your client machine:

1. Create a new client side configuration file. This will create a listener on port 21222 and all traffic will be sent ssl-encrypted to 192.168.1.7:443
   
   #cert = stunnel.pem
pid=/tmp/stunnelclient.pid
#foreground=yes
client=yes
[21222]
accept=21222
connect=192.168.1.7:443
2. Run sudo stunnel <client-config-file>
3. It should now be possible to run ssh -p 21222 localhost to create a connection to your server machine

Voilà, a SSL tunnel for transporting SSH!
All SSH traffic nicely hidden in a SSL tunnel.

This is a follow up to my previous post.

Come on!!

DizzyBeeFree have two icons. I have to sync the phone and add remove the applications a couple of times to get rid of the problem. Annoying!