Hi!
The APP Servers Ultimate Pro is runs perfectly on a Samsung smartphone with Android 6. (alternative free version = Servers Ultimate )
Many servers are integrated there. You may have to install extensions. I have already got some servers up and running.
Actually not a bad thing.
Now I want to try whether a VPN server is possible with it! If so, it would be very cool! I need help with the setting!
1.) The server app also needs a "server.conf" or "server.ovpn" = in which directory does it have to be for the app?
2.) I need help with the correct structure of the Conf and how exactly to address the certificates.
3.) How many ports do I have to activate in the router and can I freely choose them?
Was unnecessary!
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I've been struggling with some of the configurations. I have the web server up and running with Wordpress. FTP works, IRC runs but I can't seem to get myself admin (OP) status. Email, I can't get it to connect, even with the extended ports above 1024. GIT server works, that's where I'm storing the source for my web site, the using FTP to place it in the www directory for the web server. I'm using the DNS on my HAMMESH network to point everything to the Android TV box that the Server apps are running on.
My goal is to have an Android TV box, that I can plug in to an ARDEN Network to provide a Website, local email, chat, storage sharing for disaster photos. Email is the only thing I can't get around. I also have a Le Potato Arm64 board that has Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, running ISP Config. That is my plan B. I may be better off with this route since it supports a 256GB MicroSSD card. I found an X88 TV box on Amazon that has 4GB and 32GB for $40 US, that may be plan C is I can get the email sorted out. I've tested the connection with Telnet ip_address>2525 and getting the connection refused. If I use the tools inside Servers Ultimate Pro, it talks to the email server, If I issue the EHLO command, it responds. So it appears the email server app may not actually be opening the 2525 port like it's configured to. I may try the proxy server, to see it that can route the traffic to the backplane on port 25
I'm testing against my M88 TV box and I can now test the email
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Hi XDA,
So I've have my Milestone 2 for two days and installed only a handful of apps from the Market.
However I just noticed my data usage is ~350MB with most of that usage from "Gallery" - as listed in Data Manager in Settings.
Looking in the Gallery app and there were about 6 images of chinese characters from websites like sina.cn that I didn't put there.
And their creation date was from a day ago at 4:34am :/
Any ideas and/or suggestions?
Thanks!
PS: Stuffed up original thread; this is not "[Resolved]"
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Can anyone shed any light or advice?
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Can someone suggest somewhere else this might be better asked if this is not the ideal place (Questions & Answers)?
Firewall your phone
Firewall your phone;
Airscanner Mobile Firewall
A Full-Strength Personal Firewall for Your Windows Mobile/Pocket PC handheld. Airscanner Mobile Firewall for Windows Mobile Pocket PC is a low-level, bi- directional, packet filtering firewall that examines all incoming and outgoing TCP/IP traffic. This personal firewall ensures that data is permitted based on access control lists that you select from a set of predefined filters, or from filters that you create yourself. The firewall parses packets as they come in (or go out) on the wire or over the air, and it matches the data against a rule set of ports and IP addresses, URLs, etc. Unlike some other products, Airscanner Mobile Firewall is not a simple port blocker or application port monitor. It is a true, full strength NDIS firewall powered by a custom-written packet driver for Windows CE .NET.
Direct Download LiNK;
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Q: What is this kind of picture?
A: It's a 2D barcode.
In general, 2D barcodes can encode more data than 1D barcodes of the same size and can encode the same amount of data in much less space.
Q: How can I use this picture on my phone?
A: Go to i-nigma.mobi on your mobile. I-nigma will automatically identify your handset type, download and install i-nigma. Replace .mobi with .com to goto their main website for more info
Hope this helps,
A Full-Strength Personal Firewall for Your Windows Mobile/Pocket PC handheld.
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Until now I was sure that a Milestone 2 is running Android.
cobo_, search the market for droidwall or similar. I don't think that it has same features as Win products but maybe it's useful for you to avoid such things in the future. For your actual request: sorry, no clue.
stepsch said:
Until now I was sure that a Milestone 2 is running Android.
cobo_, search the market for droidwall or similar. I don't think that it has same features as Win products but maybe it's useful for you to avoid such things in the future. For your actual request: sorry, no clue.
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Thanks stepsch, I had no idea there were firewall-type apps for Android
I'll definately give DroidWall a look at.
Introduction
You may skip this part if you are not interested on what I have found
I am not sure will this guide work for other carriers. Let me know if it does.
Hi everyone,
I just moved to US for almost two months. The first thing I found out was carriers here doesn't give FREE tethering.
I chose T-Mobile because the plan is cheap enough for a college student like me. I am using $30 T-Mobile prepaid plan (100 min talks, Unlimited Text & 5GB Data)
At first, tethering works on my Galaxy Note 2 N7100 (GSM Version). But after my friend loaded a Youtube video, I received the following message.
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I started to Google this issue. Searched all over XDA but non of them actually works for my Galaxy Note 2 N7100 (Maybe it is GSM or it is just not supported. Clockwormod tether isn't working for my device too). I found out that tether works for Linux but Windows (I have Linux run on top of my Windows desktop, AKA VM) [i.e. Basically tethering works for those programs in windows that require internet, but not browsers such as Chrome, IE, or Firefox]. I continued to do my research and I found something interesting.
T-Mobile tracks your browser agent and prevent you from using tether (for windows). So I found a way to change chrome user agent easily to bypass the tethering by changing your desktop chrome agent to Android. Steps by steps instructions available below.
InstructionsRequirements:
Working Android phone with tethering option (wireless or wired)
Google Chrome for Windows/ Chromium for Windows. [More information on Chromium: HERE, Download Chromium: HERE
Step-by-step guide:
Install Google Chrome OR Chromium (if you dont have it)
Download the file "User-Agent-Switcher-for-Chrome_v1.0.26.zip" attached in the attachment section
Extract it and you will get "User-Agent-Switcher-for-Chrome_v1.0.26.crx"
Launch Google Chrome/ Chromium
Type this "chrome://extensions/" to your address bar and press enter
Drag and Add "User-Agent-Switcher-for-Chrome_v1.0.26.crx" into the Extensions setting tab as shown in the picture below
After you have successfully added the extension, you will get an option on your Google Chrome / Chromium as shown in the picture below.
Select Android > Nexus 7 4.1.2
Start your Wireless or Wired tethering and connect it to your phone
You're done!
Enjoy surfing the Internet on your T-Mobile Wireless Hotspot! Remember to switch back to default after you've done using your tethering.
Let me know what you think. Leave me a comment. Rate it and share it if you love what I have made.
NOTE: I have chromium.zip (portable Google Chrome browser in zip) extension file in my Android phone all the time. I can access Google
Chrome by extracting it and install the extension anytime to by pass the wireless tether. Found it useful to have these files in my phone.
Thanks in advance,
From Melvin Ch'ng
Hi,
Has someone got some kind of VNC server to work on the OPO?
I have tried a lot of apps, the best result that I got was this:
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The connection is working, though: I can interact with the screen, but that's what it looks like...
What I'm actually looking for is a way to stream the screen of my OPO to my tablet or to my PC, since that'd be a great way to see what's on the screen when I use my phone to record videos on a tripod, for example. To be clear, I'd like to get the same result that Adam Outler has in this video (minute 9:15), using my tablet instead of his M8 and the OPO instead of the Galaxy NX.
The problem seems to be the server on the OnePlus One, since it almost works the other way around (the OPO, as client, can connect to the tablet, used as server, even though the screen is upside down and I can't see what's in the camera). Connections from the Android devices to the PC work fine. The results that I got while trying to connect to the OPO are consistent between my PC (running ArchLinux with KDE, so I'm using the KDE desktop sharing applications) and my tablet (with VNC viewer).
The apps that I've tried to get a server going are:
- droid VNC Server
- VNC server by Onecent (Adam Outler's choice)
- VMLite VNC server (this one was reported to be working by some swedish user on some swedish site, but I got to the same result as the other two: the screenshot above)
- Reverse VNC Server
I got to the same results with the first three ones (connection established, commands work, but no screen), while I had more issues with the last one, but that could've very well been my fault, since I don't quite get how it's supposed to work.
Thanks for the help!
PS: Probably irrelevant, but my setups are:
- OPO running the latest PA with Franco Kernel
- Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 with custom ROM based on stock Android 4.4.2 & TW
- PC with ArchLinux and KDE applications, both as server and client, they seem to work (at least the client) when trying to connect between PC's
PPS: My wifi and my internet connection both suck, if that can be relevant to something else besides the latency between client and server, which doesn't worry me too much.
Edit: Alternative for viewing the screen remotely from a PC: https://code.google.com/p/androidscreencast/
Not very usable, I don't know if it's better than nothing...
Hello.
I've created a app to mitigate the new krack vulnerability and other MITM attacks like evil twin, etc.
This is just a mitigation tool, if you can get a update in your phone do it.
The app requeriments are:
1 - A fixed ip on your phone (Or a static dhcp lease).
2 - A fixed wifi channel.
3 - A local check URL, on your router If you use OpenWRT/LEDE/DD-WRT or anything where you can write to the web root, is just a
html accessible via a local URL with a long and random text.
If not you can use your router local admin web site (usually 192.168.1.1) or anything on your local network that
generates a static text.
4 - Android 4.0+ (I don't test with lower versions , but you can edit the source code.. )
The app will check your SSID, BSSID, Your Local IP, The Network Mask, The Gateway, The DNS Servers, The Wifi Channel Frequency (Only on android 5.0+), And The Text On The Check URL.
if any of that is not equal to the saved profiles it will turn your wifi off and give you a notification.
The app will do checks everytime a network status change is done, when you turn on your screen,
when you connect disconnect your charger and every 60 seconds is the service is alive.
Here's is the apk and the source code.
(Sorry I'M NOT SPAMMING, but i consider the tool is useful and just registered for this,
but i have long time following this forum, please don't be angry )
(Google Drive) ... open?id=0B_CL_paUhmttWmplU2J1V1Rnc0k APK
(Google Drive) ... open?id=0B_CL_paUhmttVEZ5Vm9mSjJXMkU Source Code (Reuploaded)
Thanks for the upload.
Considered the time you've created an app and the time came the vulnerability report, I'll say great job!
Edit: the source zip is broken?
q695359 said:
Thanks for the upload.
Considered the time you've created an app and the time came the vulnerability report, I'll say great job!
Edit: the source zip is broken?
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thanks
about the zip , Really? , i can view it with no problem in google drive, and i downloaded it and it's ok
anyway i've packaged the source again in tar.gz and uploaded it
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thanks
about the zip , Really? , i can view it with no problem in google drive, and i downloaded it and it's ok
anyway i've packaged the source again in tar.gz and uploaded it
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tar.gz is working. Thanks! Now it's time to uncover what you pro dev do.
Edit: found out why the zip looks like it broke. My zip extractor was broken. It couldn't recognize the compression. my bad.
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AdZHosts
This HOSTS file is available on all operating systems. It has been used worldwide since 2009. It has already proven itself and is used as a source by many other projects. It is even by default in Blokada.
Its goal is to offer you a very precise and effective advertising block. Plus it helps preserve your privacy by blocking spy trackers and unhealthy addresses. It's all in one.
Website | Telegram | XDA-Labs
In addition to offering a HOSTS file for your Android, Windows, MAC and Linux, AdZHosts also comes in pre-settings for your browser extensions. NandoAdblocker and uBlolck.
There are also presets for AdGuard and DNS66 extensions.
Blokada already offering AdZHosts by default.
Very good. ?
Hi! May I use your work for add it into keweonDNS?
working good with adaway+adzhost+magisk adsblock.
AdZHosts is down I'm sad.
Yeah, their main site says they are shutting down did anyone by chance make a backup of their android-hosts.txt? PM or post it. I would really appreciate it.
update: Energized Basic is identical
update 2: Energized is blocking my cable company login on ther History APP, when I disable blokada, I'm logged in, when I enable blockada, I'm logged out. Adzhosts seemed to have a fine balance. Anyone have a backup list?
update 3: whitelisting sp.auth.adobe.com getting some success
kodiportalgabe said:
Yeah, their main site says they are shutting down did anyone by chance make a backup of their android-hosts.txt? PM or post it. I would really appreciate it.
update: Energized Basic is identical
update 2: Energized is blocking my cable company login on ther History APP, when I disable blokada, I'm logged in, when I enable blockada, I'm logged out. Adzhosts seemed to have a fine balance. Anyone have a backup list?
update 3: whitelisting sp.auth.adobe.com getting some success
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You can ask the dev on telegram from energized