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        rocket2nfinity @hankschwie
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        @hankschwie Multiple times. At this point, I think I just need to groan and re-install everything.

        I updated it, because I could not play videos in Anbox apps. There is a fix for that with Anbox, I applied it on my X86 tablet, and now I can watch videos and make VoIP calls on that tablet. I was hoping the same patch was included for the arm version. Instead, I just broke the network bridge somehow.

        Strange though that fdroid still has internet access and the other apps don't.

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          mihael
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          I would like to have videos playing in anbox as well but now I am afraid to update... Anybody else updated their anbox? Are videos working? Is internet still working? By the way, I use anbox for whatsapp and I have internet. But I never had internet in any browser in anbox. Was your Internet working in a browser in anbox before?

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            rocket2nfinity @mihael
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            @mihael No, browsers never worked in Anbox, but I think I know why. I re-installed my anbox, paying attention to app permissions before and after. Quite a few apps I have discovered have custom permissions. So jitsi works, facebook works, other apps work, but browsers do not because of a custom permission applied. Before I start tampering with that, I need to figure out, first how my permissions changed when I updated, second why are the custom permissions set that way? It must have taken some time to go through apps and pick which ones had full internet access and which would not, so I'm wondering if I found the wall of the sandbox meant to protect UT from Anbox, and what are the ramifications if I mess with it?

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              rocket2nfinity
              last edited by rocket2nfinity

              So, after further research, the premissions don't seem to be causing the trouble, it appears it may be a problem with the setup of the network bridge. This is the same problem that caused me to not be able to watch videos or use Voip on my x86 tablet. In that case, I could load webpages, but no video or audio streams would play, nor could I use the microphone or camera.

              Someone with a higher level of knowledge of adb can hopefully figure out how to try this with Anbox in UT

              https://superuser.com/questions/1395384/internet-not-working-in-anbox-on-ubuntu-18-04

              @Flohack could you direct this to whomever has been working on Anbox? A similar fix got my mic and camera working on my x86 Anbox. Maybe it might work for UT

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                Rodnoq @rocket2nfinity
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                @rocket2nfinity
                Did you finally find a solution ?
                I encounter quite the same problem on a fresh install of anbox on OTA-16. My apps doesn't seems to have access to internet, except F-Droïd which does.
                It appears either with 4G or wifi

                This is what i tried to figured out where is the problem :

                First some infos about anbox :
                anbox system-info and anbox-tool status : https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rchMv6RBWc/

                I tried to ping www.google.com, i works :

                armv7-a-neon:/ $ ping www.google.com
                PING www.google.com (172.217.18.196) 56(84) bytes of data.
                64 bytes from ham02s14-in-f196.1e100.net (172.217.18.196): icmp_seq=1 ttl=113 time=17.2 ms
                

                I tried to use anbox-bridge.sh but it doesn't seem to solve the problem :
                this way :

                phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~/Documents$ anbox-tool status
                Kernel: OK
                System: OK
                Enabled: YES
                Running: YES
                phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~/Documents$ anbox-tool disable
                [sudo] password for phablet:
                Anbox is now disabled
                phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~/Documents$ sudo ./anbox-bridge.sh start
                phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~/Documents$ sudo anbox-tool enable
                start: Job failed to start
                start: Unknown job: anbox-session
                Anbox is now enabled
                

                or this way :

                phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ cd Documents/
                phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~/Documents$ sudo ./anbox-bridge.sh restart
                [sudo] password for phablet:
                anbox-bridge isn't running
                phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~/Documents$ anbox-tool
                statusKernel: OK
                System: OK
                Enabled: NO
                Running: NO
                phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~/Documents$ anbox-tool enable
                start: Job is already running: anbox-container
                start: Job is already running: anbox-session
                Anbox is now enabled
                phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~/Documents$ anbox-tool status
                Kernel: OK
                System: OK
                Enabled: YES
                Running: NO
                

                With both ways i can't launch any app in anbox. I need to restart UT.

                I found an apparently similar case on anbox github :
                https://github.com/anbox/anbox/issues/1226

                Which finally refers to this one which is supposed to solve the problem :
                https://github.com/anbox/anbox/pull/1081

                But don't know how to apply it on UT.

                OTA-16 stable on xperia X

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                  rocket2nfinity @Rodnoq
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                  @rodnoq I got internet back by deleting Libertine, then re- installing Anbox. So, apps work except browsers and apps that are blocked by an xml permissions file in the android build preventing them from serving webpages to the app. I have not had time to investigate why it was done that way.

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                    Phiibuntu
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                    Hi (like Waydroid doesn't work for me I try andox )
                    OTA-20 Xiaomi redmi note 9S.
                    Anbox seems to work fine (installing f droid apk ok, and app works) but I don't have internet with anbox app. (even F-droid).

                    sudo ./anbox-bridge.sh start give me an error "syntax error:newline unexpected"

                    Impossible to have internet connexion with anbox app. If someone have an idea :)?

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                      stanwood @Phiibuntu
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                      @phiibuntu Hmmm weird, Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 S / Pro are in the working WayDroid device list...

                      Redmi Note 9S Stable
                      If God has a computer, it must be a GNU/Linux

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                        Phiibuntu
                        last edited by Phiibuntu

                        I yes waydroid works in my xiaomi but then UT browser and other UT app doesn't work anymore.

                        Anyway I had a problem with my file anbox-bridge.sh (it was not the good file)
                        sorry.

                        Edit anbox-bridge.sh doesn't fix my network problem in anbox 🙂 ...

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                          j.mackay93 @Phiibuntu
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                          @phiibuntu I had this when I first got my UT xiaomi note 9s. I had made the system read/write, installed waydroud, got it working and then broke my UT apps. I think I must have done sudo apt upgrade and killed something. After a clean install, installing waydroid, and no upgrade everything is nice now.

                          This isn't really a solution, but I hope it helps!

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                            Phiibuntu
                            last edited by Phiibuntu

                            @j-mackay93 said in Anbox - apps have no internet:

                            system read/write,

                            Thanks for information, but do you remerber want have you killed? 🙂
                            I make rw on system, then apt-upgrade
                            and now I have the same issue without waydroid install. Segmentation fault on UT app.

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                              stanwood @Phiibuntu
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                              @phiibuntu Mind to not confuse apt-update and apt-upgrade commands.

                              In Ubuntu Touch, one should NEVER make an apt-upgrade because this can upgrade unwanted packages that could brick your system.

                              At this point there's no revert method. You have to reinstall UT...

                              Redmi Note 9S Stable
                              If God has a computer, it must be a GNU/Linux

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                                j.mackay93 @stanwood
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                                @Phiibuntu yep just like @stanwood said, doing apt upgrade breaks things (morph, axolotl, messing for me) but apt update is alright. Probably best to start fresh again.

                                Also, i think you can easily and safely install waydroid through the waydroid helper app now. I havent done it, but i think i heard that it des all the hard work.

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                                  j.mackay93 @j.mackay93
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                                  @Phiibuntu so in the end all i did was

                                  sudo -s
                                  mount -o remount,rw /
                                  apt install waydroid
                                  waydroid init
                                  reboot
                                  sudo -s
                                  waydroid container start
                                  exit
                                  

                                  And after that I had a happy Xiaomi UT20

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                                    Phiibuntu
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                                    thank you, on my phone waydroid helper make it unfunctionnal, but install waydroid this way works fine 🙂

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