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dreamDroid (Open-Source enigma2 client for android)

Dreamdroid is a open-source android client for enigma2 based Set-Top-Boxes.
The dreamdroid project ist hosted on github, sources are available via git.
Dreamdroid is licensed under the Create-Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/)
The project page on githubcan be found at http://github.com/sreichholf/dreamDroid/
Dreamdroid is available via android market (search for dreamDroid) and via direkt download from http://github.com/sreichholf/dreamDroid/downloads
It is still in beta stage and may therefore still cause a "Force-Close" here and there (please report them to me).
Currently only english & german language are supported, but feel free to send a string.xml for your language to me!
I'd most likely commit it within hours or days (ok... i'm on holidays soon, it'll take a little longer then )!
Changelog:
Code:
-2010-08-16 - 0.6.2 - beta
FIX: Missing locations when editing timer
FIX: Weekdays on non-en_US Froyo-Desire
IMPROVE: Nicer icons at many places (including mdpi and hdpi version of ALL icons now)
-2010-08-15 - 0.6.1 - beta
Firt release available via official android Market
Basic Screenshot functionality
Fix some stupid (though primarily minor) Bugs
-2010-08-12 - 0.5 - beta
Add support for "Connection-Profiles" - you can now save as many configurations as u like with dreamdroid. The Configuration from previous Versions will be migrated to the profile "Default".
Notify user if a list is empty (e.g. nothing found using epg-search).
Lots of minor changes plus some major "backend"-changes.
-2010-07-30 - 0.3.7 - beta
Implement "QuickZap" mode to VirtualRemote
Add "long-keypress" functionality to VirtualRemote
Fix crash when "Current Event" was clicked in ServiceList ContextMenu while no EPG-Information was available
Implement Custom UnhandledExceptionHandler writing Stack-Traces to the sdcard when unhandled Exceptions occur (aka Force-Close). If you'd like to help me fixing Bugs please send the crashreports to me (or post them here)!
Some minor changes (for sure)
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2010-07-13 - 0.3.6 - beta
Add possibility to Search EPG, also accessible via hardware-search key (if there is one)
Also show service name epg_item_dialog (because it is variable when showing results of EPG-Search)
Some minor other changes
-2010-07-12 - 0.3.5 - beta
Add basic possiblity to display "Current Service" (use options menu to reload)
Add possibilty to start movie playback via a movies context menu
Reorder Buttons in main menu
Fix SSL-Connectivity on Froyo (broken pipe)
Allow apps2sd on Froyo
Fix some minor bugs
-2010-07-06 - 0.3.1 - pre-beta
Move SimpleHttpClient instanciation to SimpleHttpClient.getInstance(SharedPreference)
Handle non-202 HTTP-Status correctly in SimpleHttpClient
Add hasError() and getErrorText() methods to SimpleHttpClient
Improve Error-Messages throughout all Activities using SimpleHttpClient (which are all except DreamDroidPreferenceActivity)
Rename DreamDroidPreferences to DreamDroidPreferenceActivity
Some minor refactoring
Fix some bugs in some AsyncTasks
Add "Login" Checkbox to preference screen for enabling/disabling the use of login credentials - disabled by default (please check if you need credentials for your connection to work!)
make "root:dreambox" the default credentials
fix Typo in Volume-Minus-Button in VirtualRemote
bump version to 0.3.1
-2010-07-05 - 0.3.0 - alpha
Add VirtualRemote
Disable ldpi-support for now (needs some adjustments first)
Some smaller fixes
-2010-07-04 - 0.2.9 - alpha
Some refactoring
Improve layout of main-menu in landscape mode
Enable sending of messages
Enable Device-Info
Add option to delete recorded movies
Improve movie list layout (now showing more information)
Add "Current Event" Option to Servicelist Context-Menu
Some (or maybe quite a lot of) code-cosmetics
- 2010-06-25 - 0.2.5 - alpha
First public alpha release of dreamdroid
Browsing channels and EPG and adding/changing/deleting timers (manual or using EPG) works (no support for tags an locations, yet)
Supports only configuration of a connection to a single box for now (ssl working)
Please consider this an highly experimental build!
More features to come!

reserved for possible future-use

updated to 0.3.5 - see first post.

Hei
How can i install the programm? When i unziping it, i dont have .apk file, but lot of other files?
Tnx for the programm!

dabrovi said:
Hei
How can i install the programm? When i unziping it, i dont have .apk file, but lot of other files?
Tnx for the programm!
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same here.
would love to try this out, please help if possible!

It already is an .apk file... please just rename it to apk and then install it (apk is nothing else then a standard zip-file with a different ending...)!
Some Browsers (especially Internet Explorer) are doing crazy things when you download files...
PS: Thx for your feedback in advance
PPS: 0.3.6 is online - New Feature: EPG-Search (via menu or hardware-button).

any update ?
fc all the time

Does this allow remote streaming from a dreambox? That would be awesome

Oh,
hi, dreamDroid can be found on the market for quite some time now.
As there actually is no Streaming-Client capable of playing MPEG-TS... no sorry, it doesn't. But as soon as there is a possibility i will implment streaming!

Can you do like this, i see that is possibile
link h t t p ://w w w .y o u t u b e.c o m /watch?v=u58kG0lgRnc
Thanks

First of all thank you for this great app!
I have two minor remarks:
1: I can't stream recordings. I have read this problem is caused by a problem in vPlayer. Is this correct?
2: If a stream over 3G/H with a VPN connection it takes some time to load the stream and when the stream is playing you see a lot of squares. Is it possible to change a setting to fix this?

any plan on future version to support Enigma 1 as well?

Fabian1971 said:
First of all thank you for this great app![/QUOTE
You're welcome
Fabian1971 said:
1: I can't stream recordings. I have read this problem is caused by a problem in vPlayer. Is this correct?
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Correct, vPlayer has some problems with blanks and special charcaters like the german umlauts (äöüß...).
On Way to solve this is to change the filename-scheme for recordings on your box (future recordings should work than) to anything else than the default value.
Fabian1971 said:
2: If a stream over 3G/H with a VPN connection it takes some time to load the stream and when the stream is playing you see a lot of squares. Is it possible to change a setting to fix this?
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3G is just not made for streaming high-data-rate videocontent... i don't know anything u could do to solve that (besides the fact that every data-plan i know would be used up within minutes or at most several hours of streaming).
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any plan on future version to support Enigma 1 as well?
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Well, originally dreamDroid was designed in a way that allowed adding support other protocols pretty easily.
While at some point there would be some more work to do than just a "simple protocol implementation" it would still be possible to do so.
But there's some other issues:
1. I do not have any enigma1-based STB anymore
2. I do neither have the time nor the motivation to implement a second protocol
3. Until now no one else felt up to implement enigma1 support
dreamDroid is an open source project and everyone is welcome to join it, as long as he's sticking to some rules and conventions . Just contact me.
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Thank you for great app.
I couldn't find any scheduled recording section in program. It would be good like this feature.

YaPaY said:
Thank you for great app.
I couldn't find any scheduled recording section in program. It would be good like this feature.
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It's called "Timers" .
That part will get a major overhaul with the next version (released in about 6-8h).
You can see a screenshot of the new timerlist here:http://reichholf.net/files/dreambox/dreamdroid/timer_list.png
regards,
Reichi

Reichi said:
It's called "Timers" .
That part will get a major overhaul with the next version (released in about 6-8h).
You can see a screenshot of the new timerlist here:http://reichholf.net/files/dreambox/dreamdroid/timer_list.png
regards,
Reichi
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It's good job. Now stream function working. It's little bit laggy but it's okay. Maybe you can improve the performance with next releases.
Best E2 tools in market, thank you, well done.

Great app but unfortunately when trying to stream a channel via vPlayer, the stream closes after 1 second. Any ideas what could be causing this?

vibez said:
Great app but unfortunately when trying to stream a channel via vPlayer, the stream closes after 1 second. Any ideas what could be causing this?
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same here.

Wow, this app is absolutely amazing.
Works very well here.
I've tested streaming only via WiFi. Sometimes it loses the stream.
Please do not try to stream any HD Channel. I think, this wont work.
Thanks to the dev.
One Bug:
sometimes my timer.xml is away after make a new timer.
I think, it's because Ä,ö, ü or something like this.

Hi
Great app except cannot install vplayer to my htc wildfire. Is there any alternative?
I presume it is because of Froyo on my htc?
Thanks

[Dec 2012] Android SMS Importer from WM PimBackup files

This utility allows to convert PimBackup files to XML one which is
compatible with Android application "SMS Backup&Restore" created by
Ritesh Sahu (* check the author to match the right application on Market *).
After the conversion the XML file contains all your SMS and you can Import
them to you Android smartphone.
This utility doesn't require any installation process or additional DLLs,
in order to start using it, just run the executable file.
WARNING: I've tried to restore about 11,000 SMS with success on "Motorola Atrix 4G" and it seems to freeze many times while running stock "Text Messaging" application.....so I think 11,000 SMS is too much to handle for Android OS
Versions History
=============
* Version 2.0.0.4 (2012-12-13)
- New Draft Folder support
- Messages in Custom Folders are now moved to Inbox or Outbox
- Minor bug fixes
* Version 2.0.0.2 (2012-11-28)
- New option (only for CMS files): Discard self-test messages
- New option to convert not supported folders in In/Outbox
* Version 2.0.0.1_beta1 (2012-11-14)
- New advanced graphic design
- PimBackup binary files (*.pbm) supported!!!!!!
* Version 1.0.1.0 (2011-09-28)
- If it enconters an irreversible error it will asks if you want to continue without stopping conversion
* Version 1.0.0.9 (2011-09-26)
- Managed splitted Conversation/SMS text in multi-rows (messages with Carriage Return)
* Version 1.0.0.8 (2011-07-27)
- Fixed negative values for TimeZone offsets
* Version 1.0.0.7 (2011-07-27)
- Added TimeZone and Date/Time management to increase/decrease according to your local TimeZone
* Version 1.0.0.6 (2011-07-04)
- Fixed bug while using special characters like "&" or quote
* Version 1.0.0.5 (2011-04-21)
- Fixed bug for Inbox messages if SenderName and/or SenderAddress is empty
* Version 1.0.0.4 (2011-04-21)
- Managed empty "SenderName" and "SenderAddress" for Outgoing messages. Now those messages will be considered well.
- Draft, Trash and Outgoing folders (from CSM file) are not converted in any case because Android hasn't got those folders.
* Version 1.0.0.3 (2011-04-19)
- Added "Text Encoding" option to decide output file text encoder ("UTF-8" is the most common)
- Managed empty "SenderName" and "SenderAddress" data from input files. Now those messages will be discarted
* Version 1.0.0.2 (2011-04-19)
- Added an option to stop decodification after have decoded a specified amount of messages
- Managed "line-brakes" in messages. Those line-brakes will be removed from the message
- Managed "self-test" messages. Those self-test messages will not be added to output file
- Fixed a bug that truncates TextMessage at first "semicolon" character
- Added an "Error" section to show occurred errors
* Version 1.0.0.1 (2011-04-18)
- Uncompressed Executable file for better compatibility on multiple Windows OS
* Version 1.0.0.0 (2011-04-06)
- First release
Create a good backup file with PimBackup
=================================
The software is dummy and need a good/perfect file to work fine; in other words it needs
a good PimBackup file.
Let's create that file:
* open PimBackup in your Windows Mobile phone/smartphone
* choose "Backup" from dropdown list
* select sections as you wish but not forget "Messages"!!
* press "Next"
* (if you have a lot of SMS do not select "Create temp files in memory")
* press "Next" and go-on following the Wizard....
Find CSM or PBM file
===================
At the end of procedure above you will have a single PIB file.
This file is compressed and you can open it with WinZip/WinRAR/7Zip.
* So, please open it and look for "*.cms" or "*.pbm" file.
* Extract it from the compressed file.
That's it!!
Start the conversion
==================
Ones located CSM/PBM file you will want to convert it, right?
* Open "PimbackupDroid.exe" (this software of course!)
* Click "Menu --> Open" and select a CSM/PBM file
* [only for CMS] Enter "Your phone number for comparison". This field is necessary because
this is the only way to identify you as the sender of outgoing messages.
You can use simple numbers without international prefix (Ex: 0039 or +39).
* (optional) Check "Only between dates" to force convert just SMS between
two specified dates. It works for both incoming and outgoing messages.
* (optional) Check "Blacklist" OR "Whitelist" radio button if you want to
EXCLUDE (blacklist) some contacts or you just WANT (whitelist) convert
just some specified contacts.
!!WARNING!! - Blacklist and Whitelist using "Partial" input data, in
other words if you will add "Edward" in one of those all
contacts CONTAINS "Edward" word will be blacklisted/whitelisted,
for example also "Edward2" will be affected.
Both Blacklist and Whitelist are case insensitive (no difference between
"Smith" and "SMITH").
* Press "Start" button. It will generate a NEW file with the same name of original
one but with ".xml" extension. (!!WARNING!! - it doesn't ask for overwriting)
Import XML file on Android OS
========================
Now you have an XML file generated with this utility and you need to download
a small (and FREE) application from Android Market:
*SMS Backup & Restore" created by "Ritesh Sahu" (!!!check the author name!!!)
Install it
Before run this new installed utility you need to create a new "SMSBackupRestore"
folder in you Internal Phone Storage's root directory.
Now you can copy your XML file to this new folder and run the new Android application.
This Android utility is very very easy to understand: just press "Restore" button
and select your XML file.
Now wait until errors (ops!!) or successfully popup window!
System Requirements
==================
This utility works properly on all 32-bit/64-bit versions of Windows,
including Windows 98/ME, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows
Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Seven and Windows 8.
Personally tested on: Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit, Windows XP 32bit and Windows 8 Pro 64bit
Linux users: I think this software will works with "WINE" but not tested.
Disclaimer
==========
The software is provided "AS IS" without any warranty, either expressed
or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of
merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The author will not
be liable for any special, incidental, consequential or indirect damages
due to loss of data or any other reason.
Issues/Limitations
===============
- MMS/e-mails not supported
- Attachments (like images or files) not supported
Screenshot
===========
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======================
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pimbackupdroid/
Any idea on what to add more to this software??

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This sounds great. I have a lot of old SMS I'm missing after switching to android. I'm going to test it as soon as I'm with my PC tommorow morning. Will report back then.
Sent from my HTC HD2 using XDA App

emandt, I tried to download your SW from the page you have listed, but it looks like folder is empty...?

As I've wrote in first post: project just opened at SF.net, so be patient
I'm creating a small README as Guide and prepare source code to place it on SF.net very soon.

OK, I was under impression at least test version is available. I'll wait

Released the first version few hours ago.
Check the Limitations (first post) before post a bug

I've realized my PIM backup files are .pib, not .csm. Is there any way how to move it to .csm? Except of restoring and archiving again through WM...I have only one phone
Thanks.

Please read the description at first post or the README file following the EXE.....
The ".CSM" file IS INTO the PIB file.
PIB file is just a compressed file to handle multiple files in single one.
Use WinZip / WinRaR / 7-Zip to open the PIB file and extract CSM one.
If your backup was created with "Binary backup(faster)" options it's impossibile to convert with my software (no any description/protocol about "How To Read" a Binary file created by BimBackup)....so, in this case, I think you need to Restore all messages and start the backup (without THAT option!!) again....sorry.
However I will study (raw mode with thousands of tries) "Binary backups" to allow them as non-binary ones.

I'm sorry I have overlooked this step. The problem is that even when I open .pib file, there is no .csm. Actualy, all extensions begin with .p**. Could be the reason that I have somehow checked "binary backup" in WM PIM?
I'm hot to test your SW but obviously I'm not a good tester
BTW, why don't you move this topic between general android applications, to have it more visible in the forum?

I'm trying to read binary backup files but without any description from author is very very hard to resolve this step. I've not found a schema for the data into binary files yet.

I've studied BINARY backup and already found half-solution, at least for NAME, TELEPHONE_NUMBER and TEXT_MESSAGE.....not I'm stuck at "Date and Time field"....
I've wrote to PimBackup author and I hope he will respond me with the solution.
Stay tuned

Nice initiative
Hi,
first of all, congrats for the iniative. Sorrowfully, it doesn't work for me (Access Violation at address 004ccea0 [...] @ address 00000004
If this helps: W7 x64 Pro @i5
For people who have their backups in binary format, from this same forum (don't remember the threads tho, sorry) came these tips:
1) Download Microsoft Windows mobile 6.5 Professional Developer Tools (goole it or "Windows Mobile 6.5 emulator");
2) run the appropriate version of the emulator;
3) "install PimBackup and restore your backup (set up a "shared Folder" for that, it will appear as a storage card);
4) redo your backup without binary format unchecked;
5) have fun! (if you're reading this thread, you know the rest already )
Also, see this link: Transferring contact list from Windows Mobile to Android SANS OUTLOOK
Have fun! I'll have to wait the next stable version.

It's strange....I'm using Win 7 Ultimate 64bit in italian language.
What OS language?
What is your OS alphabet in use?
I've developed this application quiclky and I don't have considered alphabets and non-latin characters. Maybe it could be this.
I'll spend more time to make it works on other OS settings

@tuliogs: if your Error is generated during startup of application you can try new version (v.1.0.0.1 folder on download section) which has an uncompressed Executable file to increase compatibility on Windows OS.
Otherwise: I need more explanations about that Error.

not yet
I get the error when trying to convert the file. Win7 here is in brazilian portuguese, I guess it's UTF-8 (or else, probably Windows-1251, which in turn is an ISO 8859-1 variant, I guess).
Just tried the new version... same issue, but it now shows where it stops: on a self-test SMS (explained below). It was enough to change the "phone number for comparison" field and _that_ issue was solved. However, please keep reading.
I found some "anomalies" in some messages in my file, though:
some are self-tests I sent to myself or just empty drafts. this seems to be the issue described before;
some contain the whole phone numbers including country codes and the plus sign (no trouble with those ones);
some archived messages contain line breaks: these are plain skipped;
duplicate messages, some within a short interval (3 secs or less) disappear also;
different cellphones use different text encodings so you guess the mess... however, overall text is more important than specific characters, so it's relevant to say I had no problem at all with these, apart from getting alien symbols (which don't bother me).
I had to abandon Android on my Kaiser to revamp it from scratch (therefore, WM again aawwww), so I can't test the final result now, but there's a Samsung Galaxy S (Froyo, I guess) coming in a few days. So if you'd wish to attack those issues in the meantime, I'll gladly test the final result when time comes.
Thank you again and keep up the good work.

Nice to have so detailed error description!!
New version was compiled just without "Compress executable" option because I thought your error were caused on startup and not during conversion.
Can you send me just a complete row (you can manually edit a row to create fake text) of CSM file with many brazilian characters??
Now I'll try with:
- self test messages
- many special characters (also line-breaks)

outgoing SMS is sucessfully converted,
but I cannot found any incoming message in the output files...
Here are the first few line of the output:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
<smses count="196">
<sms protocol="0" address="" date="1284300650000" type="1" body="回到家了啦" read="1" status="-1" contact_name="" />
<sms protocol="0" address="" date="1286260959000" type="1" body="整緊" read="1" status="-1" contact_name="" />

@azothterry: TYPE="1" means "Inbox" but perhaps this wrong decode depends of strange Input data.
I've tested with my latinian-alphabet without special chars (comma, points and few single-quote chars) and it works.
To allow other alphabets/characters I need few lines from your CSM file, expecially with special chars.
Don't forget to set "Number for comparison" field with your partial (without international prefix) phone number.

Hi, emandt
Here are some line of my csm file, many thx.
Code:
0x00,0x00;"";"";;"";"回到家了啦";"";0;"\\%MDF1";"SMS";"IPM.SMStext";;;33;262144;2011,04,13,15,07,28;2010,09,12,22,10,50;1;"524296\;Kat\;99999999\;1\;0\;SMS";0;""
0x00,0x00;"Kain Kwok";"\"Kain Kwok\" <88888888>";;"";"幫我開電腦pls";"";0;"\\%MDF1";"SMS";"IPM.SMStext";;16;1;;2008,01,01,16,38,55;2010,09,22,09,29,45;0;"";0;""
0x00,0x00;"";"";;"";"整緊";"";0;"\\%MDF1";"SMS";"IPM.SMStext";;;1;262144;2008,01,01,16,38,56;2010,10,05,14,42,39;1;"524296\;Kat\;99999999\;1\;0\;SMS";0;""
0x00,0x00;"Kat";"\"Kat\" <99999999>";;"";"飲檸檬茶中..";"";0;"\\%MDF1";"SMS";"IPM.SMStext";;14;1;;2011,04,13,15,07,28;2010,10,05,14,46,55;0;"";0;""
0x00,0x00;"";"";;"";"飲緊燈汁!明天俾一支你!";"";0;"\\%MDF1";"SMS";"IPM.SMStext";;;33;262144;2011,04,13,15,07,28;2010,10,05,14,51,24;1;"524296\;Kat\;99999999\;1\;0\;SMS";0;""
0x00,0x00;"Kat";"\"Kat\" <99999999>";;"";"何時買?";"";0;"\\%MDF1";"SMS";"IPM.SMStext";;8;1;;2011,04,13,15,07,28;2010,10,05,14,52,55;0;"";0;""
0x00,0x00;"";"";;"";"今早";"";0;"\\%MDF1";"SMS";"IPM.SMStext";;;33;262144;2011,04,13,15,07,28;2010,10,05,14,53,23;1;"524296\;Kat\;99999999\;1\;0\;SMS";0;""

[APP][2.3+] JuiceSSH - Free SSH Client

For the last six months we've been working on an SSH app and after a lot of hard work and sleepless nights coding - we've hit publish on the Play Store!
As a pair of full-time linux based systems administrators we spend our lives inside SSH sessions, looking after a large number of servers in and out of office hours. Like most android users we used Connectbot and while it's awesome, we found ourselves getting frustrated with it's lack of functionality in areas and started writing an app that suited our needs better.
Over time our little SSH client grew and grew functionality-wise and JuiceSSH was born...
Play Store & Screenshots:
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Features:
Full colour SSH terminal client
Popup keyboard with all those normally hard to find characters
Use the volume keys to quickly change font size
Click URLs to open in a browser
Copy & Paste within sessions
External keyboard support
Save / Share SSH transcripts to Dropbox/Evernote/Email & SD card
UTF-8 character support
Easily organise your connections by group
Homescreen shortcuts
Keep multiple SSH sessions running in the background
Seamlessly connect 'via' other SSH connections with one click
Immediate access when you open the app to your frequently used connections
Password & OpenSSH private key support
Two-factor SSH authentication (eg: Google Authenticator)
All keys & passwords encrypted on-device with AES-256 encryption
Identities (users/password/keys) are abstracted from connections. Instead of updating every connection when you change your password - just update the identity and any connections linked to it will use the new password/key.
Works out of the box with Ubuntu, RedHat, CentOS, Mint, Gentoo and all other flavours of Linux
zlib compression to improve SSH sessions on high latency connections
Pro Features (optional in-app purchase):
Integrate with Amazon AWS / EC2, synchronise connections and automatically group servers based on their class or security groups.
Securely keep everything in sync between multiple devices
Automated AES-256 encrypted backups of all of your connections and settings
A beautiful widget for fast access to either your frequently used connections, or a specific group (Android 3.0+).
Team collaboration. Share your groups of connections with team members and start working together instead of separately.
Handy snippets library for quick access to your frequently used commands
Dark, Light, Solarized Dark and Solarized Light terminal color themes. For an overview of solarized color scheme and why it rocks for terminal usage check out http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized
Security lock to automatically protect JuiceSSH after a period of inactivity
Coming Soon:
Port forwarding
File transfers ( SCP / SFTP )
WOL
We've only just released it a few days ago and are already building up quite a user base and have had some fantastic feedback so far.
Any comments / suggestions are more than welcome!

Changlog
1.3.3
- Added page up/down keys to popup keyboard
- Added port forwarding (pro feature)
- Connect to port forwards via widget
- Automatically open port forwards in browser
- Improved reliability of 'connect via' functionality
- Improved SSH agent forwarding support
- Auto-expand connection group if only one exists, or the 'All' group if none exist
- Terminal font readability improvements
- Don't CloudSync font size between devices (handy if you have phone & tablet with different DPI)
1.3.2
- Can now disconnect & reconnect from connection notification (ICS+)
- No longer uses/modifies WIFI_SLEEP_POLICY setting
1.3.1
- Fixed a rare SSH 'Authentication Cancelled by Server' issue introduced in 1.3.0
- Added line wrapping for long terminal lines and improved tmux/screen wrapping compatibility
1.3.0
- Added support for two-factor authentication (eg: Google Authenticator)
- Added support for keyboard-interactive authentication
1.2.8
- Better support for keys exported from Connectbot (PKCS#8)
- Improved external ALT key handling (AltGr for international keyboards)
- Fix for broken keys/symbols on devices with slide-out keyboards
1.2.7
- Security lock to automatically protect JuiceSSH after a period of inactivity (Pro only)
- Added ALT and Hide Keyboard items to the popup keyboard
- Fix for issue with 3rd party keyboards in landscape mode
- Optimised terminal resizing performance to remove lag
- Fix for crash when deleting snippets
- Fix for incorrect color in Solarized Light color scheme
- Fix for incorrect number of EC2 instances shown
- Fix for enter key not working in nano & mongo client
1.2.6
- Beautiful new widget for pro users (Android 3.0+)
- Fix for rare issue that caused battery drain
1.2.3
- Improved Asus Transformer keyboard handling
- Bugfixes including SSH connect timeout issue
1.2.2
- Ability to hide software keyboard
- UI Improvements for Samsung Touchwiz devices
- Improved failed connection handling
1.2.0
- Amazon AWS/EC2 integration - keep your connections in sync with your AWS account & instances.
- Function keys (F1-F12) now on popup keyboard
- Fixed bug in 'connect via' connections
1.1.5
- Big improvement in Xterm support/dynamic terminal resizing. Applications like htop and ncurses dialogs now work flawlessly.
- New terminal color themes: Dark, Light, Solarized Dark and Solarized Light
- Fix for Samsung devices that had unreadable buttons on the popup keyboard
1.1.4
- Fix for in-app purchases not being recognised
1.1.3
- Added zlib compression to improve SSH sessions on high latency connections
- Added setting to choose whether the popup keyboard shows above or below the terminal
- Made Settings menu easier to use for low resolution devices
- Fixed bug that caused crash on devices without Google Play Services
- Added support for ssh://<host>:<port> links and bookmarks
1.1.2
- Bugfixes when resizing/rotating terminal
- Homescreen shortcuts
1.1.0
- Save handy snippets that can be used anytime within SSH sessions
- Copy and paste within SSH sessions
- Share SSH session transcripts via Dropbox/Email/Evernote etc or save them to SD card
- Host key/fingerprint verification
- No longer forces new users to link app with a google account
1.0.7
- Optimised automatic dropped/failed connection detection
- Fixed a UTF-8 encoding issue with some characters
1.0.6
- Fixed crash in Google Play billing service that caused some purchases not to take affect
- Fixed issue on Honeycomb tablets that caused a crash when notifications were received
1.0.5
- Fixed problem that occasionally caused an error when resuming background SSH sessions

Excellent SSH client! The layout and functionality makes working on remote machines very easy and efficient.
I have one issue: In some instances the Enter/Return key is not recognised. One easy way to replicate this is by editing a file with nano and then attempting to save it. It just doesn't work.
Any ideas?
Thanks again for the wonderful app!

beanaroo said:
Excellent SSH client! The layout and functionality makes working on remote machines very easy and efficient.
I have one issue: In some instances the Enter/Return key is not recognised. One easy way to replicate this is by editing a file with nano and then attempting to save it. It just doesn't work.
Any ideas?
Thanks again for the wonderful app!
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Hi,
Thanks for the kind feedback.
We are currently aware of an issue that specifically affects nano, where the enter key is not recognised.
We're looking into it and hopefully will have a fix included in an update soon.
Thanks!

Hi. I am having trouble using an RSA public key with juiceSSH. I know it's not Juice's fault, as I can't use the id_rsa.pub with connectbot either - just thought I'd ask here for any ideas as i'm stuck.
I generate the keys on a Win XP box, using openssh (the cygwin version). OpenSSH itself is running fine (I can connect using passwords). Here's the keygen output:
C:\OpenSSH\bin>ssh-keygen -t rsa
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Enter file in which to save the key (/home/graeme/.ssh/id_rsa):
/home/graeme/.ssh/id_rsa already exists.
Overwrite (y/n)? y
Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):
Enter same passphrase again:
Your identification has been saved in /home/graeme/.ssh/id_rsa.
Your public key has been saved in /home/graeme/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.
The key fingerprint is:
XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX [email protected]
I then copied the id_rsa.pub file to /sdcard on my galaxy note, and tried to add it to my existing identity in Juicessh. I chose "file Path" and after typing id_ the full file name id_rsa.pub appeared. I touched that to select it then hit "OK" but nothing happens. I can only leave this screen by hitting cancel. I then tried to paste in the contents of the file, and that is permitted. But, wehn I try to connect using it, juicessh says "invalid file".
I've regenerated the key a couple of times, always with same results. As I say, the same file is also rejected by connectbot ("problem parsing imported private key").
So it appears that ssh-keygen on my XP box is producing an invalid file format (but that seems wildly unlikely??). I wondered if it was a DOS->Linux file format issue (cr vs cr/lf) but I haven't seen anything online suggestign that a file format conversion is needed if copying keys from Windows to Linux?
How can I track down what's wrong & why?

_pigro_ said:
Hi. I am having trouble using an RSA public key with juiceSSH. I know it's not Juice's fault, as I can't use the id_rsa.pub with connectbot either - just thought I'd ask here for any ideas as i'm stuck.
I generate the keys on a Win XP box, using openssh (the cygwin version). OpenSSH itself is running fine (I can connect using passwords). Here's the keygen output:
C:\OpenSSH\bin>ssh-keygen -t rsa
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Enter file in which to save the key (/home/graeme/.ssh/id_rsa):
/home/graeme/.ssh/id_rsa already exists.
Overwrite (y/n)? y
Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):
Enter same passphrase again:
Your identification has been saved in /home/graeme/.ssh/id_rsa.
Your public key has been saved in /home/graeme/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.
The key fingerprint is:
XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX [email protected]
I then copied the id_rsa.pub file to /sdcard on my galaxy note, and tried to add it to my existing identity in Juicessh. I chose "file Path" and after typing id_ the full file name id_rsa.pub appeared. I touched that to select it then hit "OK" but nothing happens. I can only leave this screen by hitting cancel. I then tried to paste in the contents of the file, and that is permitted. But, wehn I try to connect using it, juicessh says "invalid file".
I've regenerated the key a couple of times, always with same results. As I say, the same file is also rejected by connectbot ("problem parsing imported private key").
So it appears that ssh-keygen on my XP box is producing an invalid file format (but that seems wildly unlikely??). I wondered if it was a DOS->Linux file format issue (cr vs cr/lf) but I haven't seen anything online suggestign that a file format conversion is needed if copying keys from Windows to Linux?
How can I track down what's wrong & why?
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If your key is valid, the 'Smart Search' in JuiceSSH should find the key (regardless unix/windows line endings of where it is on your sdcard).
If it's not - then it does suggest your key is invalid.
The fact that when you paste in the key on your android device, it still shows as invalid suggests that it's more than just a line endings issue.
I'm afraid I don't have a windows box here to test with.
Can you confirm that the first line of your key contains -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY----- or -----BEGIN DSA PRIVATE KEY-----
Thanks

Hi, thanks for taking the time to have a look!
The private id_rsa file, which resides in ~home/graeme/.ssh on the XP box, has the -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY ----- header. The public id_rsa.pub simply has ssh-rsa at the start.
However I think I may be very confused. My need is to connect from my android phone over ssh to my XP "server" which is running openssh. I can currently do this using password authentication, and I want to use keys instead. I have generated public/private RSA keys using ssh-keygen on the XP box, and then copied the public key it generated onto the android phone and tried to import it.
Should I actually be generating the keys on the phone and then copying the public one to the PC? If so, what do I need on Android to do this (I'm not rooted).

_pigro_ said:
Hi, thanks for taking the time to have a look!
The private id_rsa file, which resides in ~home/graeme/.ssh on the XP box, has the -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY ----- header. The public id_rsa.pub simply has ssh-rsa at the start.
However I think I may be very confused. My need is to connect from my android phone over ssh to my XP "server" which is running openssh. I can currently do this using password authentication, and I want to use keys instead. I have generated public/private RSA keys using ssh-keygen on the XP box, and then copied the public key it generated onto the android phone and tried to import it.
Should I actually be generating the keys on the phone and then copying the public one to the PC? If so, what do I need on Android to do this (I'm not rooted).
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Ahh ok - makes more sense now.
You need the private key on the phone (id_rsa).
The public key needs to be copied to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys ( cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys) on your windows XP box.
Now linux is very fussy about the permissions on this authorized_keys file - although not sure if windows will be.
On Linux the .ssh directory must be 700 and the authorized_key file 600.
Let me know how you get on.
Paul

Many thanks Paul, I've got it working now (though I feel like a plonker!). Cheers for the help, you saved me a lot of time

_pigro_ said:
Many thanks Paul, I've got it working now (though I feel like a plonker!). Cheers for the help, you saved me a lot of time
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If it makes you feel any better, getting the private/public keys mixed up is a really common problem! It's not just you

I have set up such keys in the past successfully from the same XP box to my old Nokia N900 (even managed to set up reverse tunnel so that I could login to phone from PC wherever it happened to be whilst on 3G) so I *should* know what I'm doing ... just a "senior moment" today hopefully!
Big thumbs up for the juicessh app by the way. Clean & simple interface, very nice.

Just released an update to the Play Store that includes a nice new widget for our Pro customers running Android 3.0+ (Honeycomb) that allows quick homescreen access to your frequently used connections, or specific groups:

Quick bug report: I was abouit to report this with the previous version until I saw the post saying there was an update. I've updated but the bug is still there.
I have my WiFi -> Advanced -> keep WiFi on during Sleep set to "Always".
I disable WiFi (and go automatically to mobile data) and then run Juicessh to connect to a remote server.
I then exit the session (by typing "exit" into the terminal) and before doing anything else I check the above setting and it has changed from "Always" to "Never". Not a big deal, but it was driving me a bit crazy until I tracked down what it was that was making my phone use mobile data every time the screen was off!
Samsung Galaxy Note, stock build on ICS 4.0.4.

_pigro_ said:
Quick bug report: I was abouit to report this with the previous version until I saw the post saying there was an update. I've updated but the bug is still there.
I have my WiFi -> Advanced -> keep WiFi on during Sleep set to "Always".
I disable WiFi (and go automatically to mobile data) and then run Juicessh to connect to a remote server.
I then exit the session (by typing "exit" into the terminal) and before doing anything else I check the above setting and it has changed from "Always" to "Never". Not a big deal, but it was driving me a bit crazy until I tracked down what it was that was making my phone use mobile data every time the screen was off!
Samsung Galaxy Note, stock build on ICS 4.0.4.
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Interesting, thanks for pointing this out. I will do some testing and try to get this resolved for our next update - which should be hitting very soon and including a much requested feature... PIN lock for the app.

JuiceSSH said:
Interesting, thanks for pointing this out. I will do some testing and try to get this resolved for our next update - which should be hitting very soon and including a much requested feature... PIN lock for the app.
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I think I've found the issue here - would you be able to help test if I send you over an update with the fix included?

yes, no problems. do you want me to PM you an email address?

_pigro_ said:
yes, no problems. do you want me to PM you an email address?
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Have just PM'd you the build - let me know if it helps and i'll merge this into our next update.
Thanks!

Hi, I just tested the new .apk you provided but it's still doing the same as before.
Also FYI - it is not neccessary to go onto a mobile data connection to trigger the problem, that was just the way I happened to be using the app when I noticed the bug.
So, if I am on my home WiFi (with Keep wifi on during sleep set to "always") I can run juicessh, connect to a server on my own LAN and then after, exiting the ssh session, the WiFi setting has immediately changed from "Always" to "Never".
Let me know if you need any further info, and if you'd like me to do any more testing.

Hi Guys,
I've been trying to find the keys juiceSSH generated when I first installed it in order to put in the authorized_Keys on my server, but for the life of me I can't find them.
Anyone know where they are?
Thank you in advance,
J

JohnerH said:
Hi Guys,
I've been trying to find the keys juiceSSH generated when I first installed it in order to put in the authorized_Keys on my server, but for the life of me I can't find them.
Anyone know where they are?
Thank you in advance,
J
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Hi,
JuiceSSH does not (currently) generate any SSH keys for you - it can only import ones created elsewhere with ssh-keygen or other such tools.
You might be thinking of the encryption password that you're prompted for when you first ran the app? This is used to generate an AES-256 key that encrypts all of your settings, connections, passwords etc so that they are not stored in plain text.
Thanks.
Paul

[TOOL][Forensic] Andriller - data acquisition from Android devices

Moderators: if this thread is in wrong place please forgive and move it to a location best suitable for this thread.
Self-introduction I come from law-enforcement digital forensics background aimed at data extractions from mobile devices.
I would like to introduce a tool that I created.
Andriller
http://andriller.com
Andriller is a Windows GUI forensic tool, that performs read-only, forensically sound, non-destructive acquisition from Android devices. The executable is run from a terminal or by executing directly; it produces results in the terminal window, and a report in a HTML format.
Usage:
Download Andriller from the download page and install. To use the software you need to obtain a license key (free trial available). Instructions on doing this will be provided on the page
Note: Android version 4.2.2+ requires to authorise the PC to accept RSA fingerprint. Please do so, and tick the box to remember for future.
Note: Devices with Superuser or SuperSU App require to authorise root access from an unlocked screen. Please grand permissions if requested.
Description:
Once andriller is executed, it will produce permilinary results in the terminal window; for rooted devices it will download and decode the content automatically. It will produce a new folder in the location where it was executed, where the main "REPORT.html" file can be opened in a web browser.
Supported data extraction:
Non-root devices (Android versions 2.x):
- Android device make and model
- IMEI, build version, OS version
- Wifi mac address
- Time and date check
- SIM card details (for a some Galaxy Sx devices only)
- Synchronised accounts
Non-rooted devices (via backup method, Android versions 4.x and above)
- Wi-Fi passwords (WPA-PSK/WEP)
- Call logs (Samsung) register
- Android browser saved passwords
- Android browser browsing history
- Google Chrome saved passwords
- Google Chrome browsing history
- Facebook* chat messages
- Facebook* user viewed photographs
- Facebook* user notifications
- WhatsApp* contacts list
- WhatsApp* chat messages
- Kik Messenger* chat messages
- BBM* chat messages (Blackberry Messenger)
- Viber* chat messages
Rooted devices (via root adbd or 'su' binary, any Android versions):
- Security lockscreen pattern gesture extraction (decoding online)
- Security lockscreen PIN code cracking (up to 8 digits long)
- Wi-Fi passwords (WPA-PSK/WEP)
- Synchronised accounts and profile picture
- Bluetooth mac address and name
- Phonebook contacts
- Call logs register
- Call logs (Samsung) register
- SMS messages
- Android browser saved passwords
- Android browser browsing history
- Google Chrome saved passwords
- Google Chrome browsing history
- Facebook* friends list
- Facebook* chat messages
- Facebook* user viewed photographs
- Facebook* user notifications
- WhatsApp* contacts list
- WhatsApp* chat messages
- Kik Messenger* chat messages
- BBM* chat messages (Blackberry Messenger)
- Viber* chat messages
* = if an Application is installed
Disclaimer:
Andriller comes with absolutely no warranty. Even though Andriller was written in a way to be a forensically sound read-only utility, I do not take any responsibility to any damage or harm caused to your computer systems or your Android devices, which may be believed to have been caused by executing Andriller. I also do not take any responsibility of any unsolicited, non-consensual or unlawful misuses of this utility. It is the end user's responsibility to believe an appropriate consent or a lawful excuse was obtained if the utility is used with an other's Android devices, and they are aware what the utility does.
Visit http://andriller.com to download the latest software

Andriller performing AB extraction
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Reporting in HTML
Android Decoders
Password Cracking

Update 14/10/2013
Version 1.0.0a
Python-based compiled executable for MS Windows uploaded.
http://andriller.com
Update 07/11/2013
Version 1.1.0a
Added support to the latest Facebook App.
Minor improvements to decoding method.
Updated 13/01/2013
Version 1.2.0a
Added support for:
- Lockscreen PIN cracking
- Wi-Fi passwords
- Android web browser
--- Saved passwords
--- Browsing history
- Google Chrome web browser
--- Saved passwords
--- Browsing history
- Synchronised accounts
- Kik Messenger
- BBM (Blackberry Messenger)
Improvements to downloading and decoding.
Minor bugs fixed.
Updated 03/02/2013
Version 1.3.0a
Added support for:
- Data extraction via backup method (android version 4.x), no need for root.
Updated 17/02/2013
Version 1.3.1a
Added support for:
- Android (default) E-mail client:
--- Account and passwords
--- E-mails support
Minor bugs fixed.
Updated 21/02/2013
Version 1.3.2a
Improved data handling.
Bugs fixed for PIN cracking.
Updated 01/04/2014
Version 2.0.0
Graphical User Interface (GUI) - for Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Lockscreen cracking for:
--- Pattern
--- PIN
--- Password (using a wordlist file)
Decoding of individual of databases
Also includes all features from previous versions of Andriller
Requires registration, free 7 days license
Updated 19/04/2014
Version 2.0.1
Transferred to andriller.com domain
- Minor bugs fixed
- Added support for decoding Grindr App messages & users (Apple iOS)
- Window size reduced to accommodate smaller resolutions
- Default font changed to Consolas
- License key filename is now stored as the unique id
Updated 29/04/2014
Version 2.0.2
- Installer; Andriller now comes as a Setup Installer for Windows
- Improved PIN and Password cracking speed of up to 48% faster than previously
- Minor bugs fixed
- Some descriptions clarified
Updated ??/05/2014
Version 2.0.3
- Decoders in menus were fixed for error handling
- Typing mistakes corrected (oops)
- Minor improvements all-round
Updated 14/05/2014
Version 2.0.4
- Added support for Viber Messages chat (Android)
- Fixed a bug in Email decoder, so the feature is working now
- Chrome web browser decoding works for any mobile/desktop operating system (Android, iOS, Windows, Unix, Mac)
- Fixed Facebook chat messages decoding for the latest App version
- Decoders; if [Output] if chosen, the decoded data will be saved there; else the decoded data will be displayed in a temporary directory
- Error handling improved within file browsing/saving, license key registration

seriously awesome dude
dude i am working on presentation on forensics ill surely give out your tool in the first place all the others congs :angel::angel::angel:

stealthroot said:
dude i am working on presentation on forensics ill surely give out your tool in the first place all the others congs :angel::angel::angel:
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Thanks buddy, all the best luck with your presentation and forensics! :good:

Andriller is awesome, customer of yours since half a year, cannot recommend it enough.
This deserves a bump.^^

Hi.
Does your tool support retrieving (at least as a read-only) applications installed and their data from dead Android phones (particularly from those which are not rooted and stuck on boot and showing only logo)?
Do you know any other open-source solution for this?
Thank you.

john2014 said:
Hi.
Does your tool support retrieving (at least as a read-only) applications installed and their data from dead Android phones (particularly from those which are not rooted and stuck on boot and showing only logo)?
Do you know any other open-source solution for this?
Thank you.
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What you are looking for does not exist (to my knowledge). There isn't a single tool to magically repair half-broken Android devices. It's handset make model dependant. This will require extensive manual interactions to repair boot loops, re-flashing individual partitions, etc. If not successful, the options left are JTAG or even chip-off.

den4uk said:
What you are looking for does not exist (to my knowledge). There isn't a single tool to magically repair half-broken Android devices. It's handset make model dependant. This will require extensive manual interactions to repair boot loops, re-flashing individual partitions, etc. If not successful, the options left are JTAG or even chip-off.
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Thanks for your reply.
Actually, what I want primarily is not to repair the device itself, but to extract some apps installed with their data which are important.
If there is no a single solution, could you please tell what open source solutions can be used as a complex in this case and what sources would you advise to read (as a starting point and to have a general idea) in order to get a better understanding of possible solutions for this kind of problems?

Andriller is actually working!!!!
Thanks !

Thanks 4 this very useful tool!
At work i use UFED and XRY to aquire and analyse mobile datas...
...but this tool is definitly worth to use beside this two programs.... :good:
greets from austria
chris_forens!c

what is andriller reg. key

Can't extract/decode call logs
I'm able to extract the backup, but I'm not getting call logs for some reason. Is there a different way I should be using the decoder? I ran the adb extraction and got account info, phone MAC, build, wifi passwords and download history. After playing around a bit, I extracted the ab image using 'tools' then parsed the extracted folder which gave me chrome saved passwords and chrome history. I tried parsing .tar and .ab files extracted and didn't get anything useful. Using the call log decoder, i tried to access the com.android.calllogbackup file but theres only a manifest file there (no .db). Any advice on getting call/text logs? Will i need to root the phone? Its a Samsung Galaxy On5, on 6.0.1

LibreTorrent

LibreTorrent is a Free as in Freedom torrent client for Android 4+, based on libtorrent (Java wrapper libtorrent4j) lib.. Download and share files directly on your device.
Implemented features:
DHT, PeX, encryption, LSD, UPnP, NAT-PMP, µTP
IP filtering (eMule dat and PeerGuardian)
Ability to fine tune (network settings, power management, battery control, UI settings, etc.)
Supports torrents with large number of files and big files
HTTPS and magnet links support
Support proxy for trackers and peers
Ability to move files while downloading
Ability to automatic movement of files to another directory or to an external drive at the end of download
Ability to specify file and folder priorities
Ability to select which files to download
Ability to download sequentially
Material Design
Tablet optimized UI
Scheduling
RSS manager
Android TV support
Ability to create torrents
And more
XDA:DevDB Information
LibreTorrent, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
proninyaroslav
Source Code: https://gitlab.com/proninyaroslav/libretorrent
Telegram group (also for beta test versions): https://t.me/LibreTorrent
4PDA: http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=778908
F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/app/org.proninyaroslav.libretorrent
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.proninyaroslav.libretorrent
GitLab: https://gitlab.com/proninyaroslav/libretorrent/-/releases
XDA Labs https://labs.xda-developers.com/store/app/org.proninyaroslav.libretorrent
Aptoide: https://libretorrent.en.aptoide.com/app
APKMirror: https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/proninyaroslav/libretorrent/
Android File Host: https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=246723
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2.1
Stable Release Date: 2020-04-21
Current Beta Version: 2.0-beta04
Beta Release Date: 2020-02-06
Created 2016-10-19
Last Updated 2020-04-21

Now its working!
Thank U

Emo Darkemotion said:
It says failed to fetch data from the link:crying:
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Hello. Thank you for bug report. Can you send the link which you tried to download?

Needs a dark theme option and yes torrent + magnet link imports from browsers such as Firefox Nightly needs fixing. Have to shutdown the client 1st before tapping to fetch. As for the rest of the minimal settings approach, +10 points to the dev good job keep it up.
Sent from my Redmi 3S using Tapatalk

I ca't change download location to SD card, I get error. "Unable to use selected folder"

Promising. I'll keep watching this thread but for now I'll stick with Zeta Torrent.

You guys use jlibtorrent, right?

it's worth adding that all these features are made possible by the BitTorrent open source library JLibtorrent (a wrapper of libtorrent), created and maintained by the FrostWire team, which also contributes weekly to libtorrent
Cheers.

Nice app.
replaced utorrent with this :good:

@proninyaroslav No option to search and download torrent. Current search button works only for searching downloaded or downloading torrent files

jerryn70 said:
@proninyaroslav No option to search and download torrent.
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I can add search engine using a list of known trackers, but since there is a problem with tracker blocks in some countries, this becomes quite problematic.

Would it be possible for this to work without using WebView ? Now it will just crash without it.
Part of the crash log :
#7: Binary XML file line #263: Error inflating class TextView
Caused by: android.view.InflateException: Binary XML file line #263: Error inflating class TextView
Caused by: android.util.AndroidRuntimeException: android.webkit.WebViewFactory$MissingWebViewPackageException: Failed to load WebView provider: No WebView installed
at android.webkit.WebViewFactory.getProviderClass(WebViewFactory.java:371)
at android.webkit.WebViewFactory.getProvider(WebViewFactory.java:194)
at android.webkit.WebView.getFactory(WebView.java:2384)
at android.webkit.WebView.findAddress(WebView.java:1786)
　

Version 1.5
What's new:
Bugfixing:
opening torrent files from notify in some browsers
pause magnets with some trackers
laucher shortcut
download on the URLs with square brackets
port randomize
restore settings if data dir is deleted
minor fixes
Added:
Android 8.1 support (NOTE: at this time, starting with the version of Android 8.0, setting notifications from the app preferences is not working, you can change them only in the settings of Android 8.0.)
ability to save torrent file automatically
Wi-Fi only option
new limitations options
possible to select between add and pause button in foreground notify
watch directory option
notify if blocklist is loaded correctly
Update to jlibtorrent 1.2.0.15-RC2

Version 1.6
What's new:
Bugfixing:
downloading magnet links
connectivity check
option to download and upload only while charging
limitation options
autostart on Android 8+
saving active and seeding time
minor fixes
Added:
black theme (e.g. for OLED devices)
custom battery percentage for battery control option
keep alive option
availability info for each torrent and file
add infohash directly to the Add Link field
peers info in main window
Update to jlibtorrent 1.2.0.16
P.S: also added info about donation: https://github.com/proninyaroslav/libretorrent#donation

Version 1.7
What's new:
Bugfixing

Version 1.8
Version 1.8
What's new:
Added:
RSS manager
Ability to create torrents
Scheduling
Android TV support
Android P support
More improve magnet naming
Expand proxy port range to 65535
Allow resume torrents manually if enabled power/Wi-Fi settings
Minor changes
Bugfixing:
Peer cache list limit
Displayed total peers number
Crash after double shutdown
Check torrent size after change priority
Minor bugfixes
Moving source code to GitLab
Reduce size by splitting APK for each architecture (F-Droid is not yet supported)
Update to jlibtorrent 1.2.0.18-RC10

I have two ideas about streaming support: make it universal for any file formats, or specialized for video with subtitles (in fact the app will itself determine these files in the torrent). What would be the best option? The first option gives more flexibility, and the second one is aimed only at the video stream.

Seems to work well.

Version 1.9
What's new:
Added:
Streaming support (currently without DLNA).
Streaming allows you to download and share individual files from a torrent (e.g VLC or browser).
Just make a long press on the file and copy stream url
Support for torrents with a large files number
BEP53 support. More about it: http://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0053.html
Show errors for each torrent
"Do not download immediately option" for feeds
Own BitTorrent fingerprint ("Lr")
Battery usage warning for DHT option
Bugfixing:
Settings and permission dialog themes
Magnet adding
Export big feed list
Comments and trackers list in create torrent dialog
Torrent name fetching from magnet
Support ampersand (&) in feeds
Minor bugfixes
Big update of Chinese translation
Java 8 support
Migrate to libtorrent4j (fork of frostwire-jlibtorrent) https://github.com/aldenml/libtorrent4j

Version 1.9.1
What's new:
Added:
Swipe refresh to filemanager
Bugfixing:
Blank detail window on tablets
Multi-window support
Chrome OS and Android notebooks support
Update of Chinese translation
Update to libtorrent4j 1.2.0.20-RC3