@dobey I have filtered https connections for years without breaking the encryption, this is easy when the proxy is declared in the browser (non transparent proxy). What I want to do now is the same thing inside a smartphone running UT, to be able to filter Internet connections. So this is really an UT question because the proxy will be running inside the phone, I cannot have any control of connections running through 3G or 4G. I have already installed UT on my Nexus 5. I have already set up the filter with an internal DNS server (Unbound) and it works. But filtering with squid is slightly better and I would like to test it. @arubislander : thanks for the suggestion. But it is not a possible solution because if the proxy is not declared in the browser, the browser will encrypt itself the connection, and filtering is no longer possible. If the proxy is declared, the browser communicates with it without encryption (otherwise the proxy would be unable to do its job) and the proxy encrypts the connection if it does not have the page in cache and must forward the request.

@wgarcia Yes fighting for our right is challenging that's for sure. And most people just let it go. Politics is politics, you have to understand them to turn the odds in your favor. For your parking issue, I'll create a manifest for more transparency regarding the app so people can use alternative OS and ask for an alternative for people without a smartphone. If your mayor is deaf to these arguments then step 2 is to come to their political opponents and spread the word that the mayor is denying freedom to its citizen... About the university that's the same thing, it's just politics. See how lobbies can influence a university policy... Against Whatsapp we cannot fight it's just a matter of personal choices. Against what is forced to us we have a legitimate claim and leverage if we find that it's worth the trouble. Ok, I'll stop the plea here ; enough off topic from me Enjoy your day and stay safe.

@Lakotaubp said in Bluetooth File Transfer-can't access contacts: @jjconstr Open keyboard press ?123 key then 1/2 thanks, that was simple

I confirm and bug report done : https://github.com/ubports/messaging-app/issues/192

@dobey Yes it's right there is no web-worker today. But it's a long day... and during this time sync-plugins-social do the job As dicussed here

@domubpkm for reference: https://github.com/ubports/messaging-app/issues/189

@jim82517 Hi, absolutely ! I have a D821 myself for a couple of years now. Everything is great for my use cases.

Hi! Did you try to reflash the phone using twrp and the latest official .zip? Theoretically speaking it should be possible to copy the current upgrade https://www.oneplus.com/de/support/softwareupgrade/details?code=PM1574156097213 onto a sd card or the internal storage of the phone. Flash the phone with twrp recovery ( https://twrp.me/oneplus/oneplusone.html) , reboot to recovery and flash the zip from within the twrp recovery.

@Erwin I had quite a similar bug when switched to OTA-11 recently. I had to deactivate MAC filtering, and then i could get connected, and then reactivated MAC filtering (then i registered MAC) and still worked.

Maybe some of these ideas will help? https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=209121 https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/droidcam/ Apparently there is a group already working on a solution to access the camera from the android HAL and present it to Linux: "provides a set of interfaces to libcamera for existing applications; they will include a V4L compatibility layer, an Android HAL interface, and a GStreamer interface. The intent is to make libcamera suitable for all Linux-based devices." https://lwn.net/Articles/794555/ https://libcamera.org/docs.html

nterr 2nd attempt is in your chat

@Edward-Wilhelm Great!

@Lakotaubp I did, yes. the cable and usb port is the same as i have used many times before with that phone, and has worked fine, so i dont believe that is the problem. the device has stock android on it atm.

@jjconstr said in Installing UT on N5 stuck in boot loop: @cela Thanks for the tips. They were helpful. I didn't have to check youtube. I used my fingernail to remove the back, took out some screws I didn't need to, lifted the battery connector and then the battery. Putting a new battery in didn't correct the boot loop though. I also poked and prodded the switch to see if it would loosen up and work. No deal. Looks like there is a small pin or shaft that the button pushes on when depressed. It doesn't look like it moves at this point. I appreciate your help! Thank you, jjconstr I guess I was one of lucky 1% that swapping out the battery worked for. Careful with the hot gun and shield any parts that might melt when you swap the switch, those switches are so tiny good luck.

@lduboeuf OK I had to disable the birthday calendar once and enable it again and now it shows the birthdays in the calendar app. fine.

@penguining said in Trouble Installing on Oneplus One: @Rondarius Thank you !!! I got it up and running! Sorry, I just now saw your post. Good to hear you are up and running!

@stan Yes and no, I've set correctly the DNS for Wi-Fi networks, but can't edit the settings for cellular data. For wireless you can find the commands I've used above. Maybe it could be part of the settings app in the future.

@Lakotaubp thanks!