Are there any software that allows me to share WIFI internet? I'm having trouble with my pc WIFI... I'm currently using "internet sharing", but it only allows me to share WAP....
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First thing u should do is a google search. I know you haven't done so because its all over the forum. clue:chainefire.
hankster said:
First thing u should do is a google search. I know you haven't done so because its all over the forum. clue:chainefire.
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I just read the cleanfire thread, but isnt it same as internet sharing except it allows to share dial-up connection via WIFI? different from what I want to do... I want to share my WIFI internet connection via USB.
tak.japan said:
I just read the cleanfire thread, but isnt it same as internet sharing except it allows to share dial-up connection view WIFI? different from what I want to do... I want to share my WIFI via USB.
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So you're looking to make your Kaiser into a WIFI adapter? Wh?
BulldogXTRM said:
So you're looking to make your Kaiser into a WIFI adapter? Wh?
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sort of... to give a back ground info, my university uses somesort of software to check if my pc is updated, but because I'm using work pc, the software gives me an error message.... Pocket PC can bypass the software check, so, I'm wondering if there is a cab that allows me to go on internet through ppc so that I don't get the stupid update check.
tak.japan said:
Are there any software that allows me to share WIFI internet? I'm having trouble with my pc WIFI... I'm currently using "internet sharing", but it only allows me to share WAP....
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I think you should share the connection of Internet to the Wifi network interface on your PC, not on your PDA.
Isn't this what you are after???
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=341398
Cheers
Ody
Hi there
I was wondering if there's a way to emulate another mac address instead of using the default mac of the NIC integrated in the TP. Tried finding sth in my TP's registry and also googled up with no success.
Any suggestion?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=497975&highlight=Mac+address
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=414335&highlight=Mac+address
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=354746&highlight=Mac+address
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=309035&highlight=Mac+address
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=263465&highlight=Mac+address
Thanks for the reply, but i've already read those topics.
Have to work out some other way...
ergeek said:
Thanks for the reply, but i've already read those topics.
Have to work out some other way...
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Sorry for being nosy, but WHY do you want to do this? I can't come up with one good reason to do it. And I am not trying to flame you either.
My university's wlan filters devices by mac address, and I can register only one device to the network. This means no wifi on my TP but only on my PC, unless I register to the network with my TP data and emulate it's mac address on my PC .
ergeek said:
My university's wlan filters devices by mac address, and I can register only one device to the network. This means no wifi on my TP but only on my PC, unless I register to the network with my TP data and emulate it's mac address on my PC .
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Oh ok. Makes sense hehehe.
Try a different ROM and then try those tweaks? Maybe that works.
Hello,
There are some open issues in android that states the lack of proxy support for Wifi connections.
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=1273
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=9126
I know, and the majority of Android users might also know, that there is a way to "hack" the android browser to use proxy. It's done via sqlite.
But I think, as many other users, that this is no solution. The "hack" is only for the bowser, so exclude market, gapps, etc.
Now, someone from google said that:
Comment 8 by [email protected], Jul 07, 2010
There was a bug in how the browser used the http proxy - it was fixed for the Froyo release.
Other applications may still fail though - only the browser even attempts to use the http proxy. In the future we plan to move the proxy-awareness into http stacks, but it's unclear when that work can be done.
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So, as you can see there are no plans whatsoever for implementing proxy support.
What I would like to start here, is some sort of list of kernel/modules/coding requirements, to start a possible development.
To anybody out there that has some know-how on this subject, please speak!
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Anthon.
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Agreed
Just adding my support to this. It's a much needed feature!
Hi,
Can you teach me how to use the sqlite with android for browsing via proxy... I just want to browse atleast in my university!! Help me out!!
Hello again,
I was thinking the most quick way would be to have a local proxy client (where we would configure our proxy server settings) and redirect/forward all traffic with iptables rules to that local port.
Sort of a transparent proxy.
We have some netfilter modules included in the custom kernels that comes in most custom roms.
No, what proxy client could we use? Is there a busybox proxy client we could use?
Thanks.
Anthon.
sweetheater said:
Hi,
Can you teach me how to use the sqlite with android for browsing via proxy... I just want to browse atleast in my university!! Help me out!!
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http://discuz-android.blogspot.com/2008/01/set-proxy-for-android-web-browser.html
First link in Google :S
I checked it... Is that working ??
sweetheater said:
I checked it... Is that working ??
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Yes it works. I tested with a proxy without authentication and I could access to external websites.
Thanks mate...I have a HTC desire phone...How do I start doing it...I dont have any prior coding knowledge with android or squilt.. please help...!! My University has a proxy setting... I am desperate!! My phone is useless without it
sweetheater said:
Thanks mate...I have a HTC desire phone...How do I start doing it...I dont have any prior coding knowledge with android or squilt.. please help...!! My University has a proxy setting... I am desperate!! My phone is useless without it
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Have you tried opera mini? That appears to get through most proxys with no configuration using "socket" method and seems to be a good solution if you just want to be able to browse the web.
mistahd33 said:
Have you tried opera mini? That appears to get through most proxys with no configuration using "socket" method and seems to be a good solution if you just want to be able to browse the web.
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Hi...I have Opera mini...Could you teach me how to do that...What setting should I have to specify..Help me out!!
sweetheater said:
Hi...I have Opera mini...Could you teach me how to do that...What setting should I have to specify..Help me out!!
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Opera Mini -> Settings -> Advanced -> Protocol -> set to Socket. That works for most people.
mistahd33 said:
Opera Mini -> Settings -> Advanced -> Protocol -> set to Socket. That works for most people.
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I tried its not working for me...Is there any other way
sweetheater said:
I tried its not working for me...Is there any other way
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Only way that I know of is to set up a transpararent proxy on a computer.
Hi
Sorry for my absence.
I've been investigating a little bit and found a great piece of software called Tor - http://www.torproject.org/docs/android.html.en.
It's a privacy and security tool for browsing the Internet. It's also a local transparent proxy!
I have tried this tool at work (we have a proxy to get out to the Internet) and I managed to get Google Email syncs and Google Talk even without configuring anything even close to a proxy!!!
So, great news! I'll do some more research, hope you all can help.
Best regards,
Anthon.
Hi again,
Yesterday I went to the tor irc channel and talked we some nice folks there
Their recommendation was to look for a solution with iptables (what I said in the beginning).
I searched a bit more and found this: http://proxychains.sourceforge.net/.
It seems to be possible to chain the entire "system" and not just an application.
Will try to build this using Android NDK. Don't know if it will work...
Any recommendations?
Best regards,
Anthon.
Thanks a lot buddy...Keep us posted about the updates...I am also trying this orbot... will post the updates!!
And sorry for asking more questions... phone needs to be rooted for using orbot??
50/50...
See the "Platform specific notes": http://www.torproject.org/docs/android.html.en
Thanks...Will give it a try..and post tomorrow!!
Hey everyone, hope I got the right thread here.
I am looking at doing an app that will scan the LAN that I am connected to, find all hardware that starts with a specific MAC and then return the list of matching devices to me. I have been reading a lot that you natively (unrooted or modified) Android cannot perform and ARP scan of a LAN? Does anyone know if this is true, and if so, how to get around that? Its obviously possible as there are other apps such as Fing and ANTI that do it now.
Any help or insight into this would be much appreciated!
Thanks.
flipcircuit said:
Hey everyone, hope I got the right thread here.
I am looking at doing an app that will scan the LAN that I am connected to, find all hardware that starts with a specific MAC and then return the list of matching devices to me. I have been reading a lot that you natively (unrooted or modified) Android cannot perform and ARP scan of a LAN? Does anyone know if this is true, and if so, how to get around that? Its obviously possible as there are other apps such as Fing and ANTI that do it now.
Any help or insight into this would be much appreciated!
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There is an open source app for this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.lamatricexiste.network&hl=en
Hello,
What is the best way to manage proxy server on Android? (Pixel 5)
I tried Proxifier and Droni but both dont seem to work well for me.
Are there any better solutions?
Thank you