I can't realy remember what I did to end up here but the following command solved the problem:
sudo nmcli c dwn wg0
With that command I was able to disable wireguard. I don't know why but for some reason that old wireguard profile got activated by the update. Now websites, emails and apps work again.
Thank you all very much.
Thank you for all the answers.
Yes, I think I had wireguard installed at some point. But I didn't edit the configuration in a long time. Now I am not realy sure how/where I did the edits. I don't have any VPN or wireguard-specific app installed. And as meantined above the VPN-menu in the setings is empty. I am not sure if the wireguard-VPN was in use or even working before the update.
Where could I remove/deactivate the wireguard-config and go back to direct internet connection?
ip route givees me (on sim and wifi):
So on wifi I have something with "dev wlan0" on my wifi. But that disapperas when I switch to the sim.
I am changing between cellular data and wifi over the top menu, so that ist not the problem.
Here you can find the results of the commands. I executed both commands on wifi and on SIM-connection.
I think at some point I had a VPN set up. But that was a long time ago. My Settings-page for VPN looks like that:
Does this information help?
@pparent Thanks for the reply.
I tryed the IP http://95.216.1.254/ but I get the same error:
Error: net::ERR_ADDRESS_UNREACHABLE
I changed the DNS-Server-Settings in my router back to default instead of using PiHole. That does not change anything. Other devices in the network still work fine while my phone has no connection.
I just noticed that TELEports only works when I am on my my wifi. With a connection via SIM Telegram is not able to connect to the web.
I barely remember that I tried installing an adblocker on my phone but I can't find anything. Are there any settings in the menu or in UT Tweak Tool that could be related?
I recently updated to Version 24.04-1.1 on my Fairphone 4. The update went without any problems as always. But since I executed the update, I can't reach websites anymore.
It does not matter if I use the SIM-card or wifi for the connection. I always get an error when I try to reach the internet.
Morph Browser gives me
Error: net::ER_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED
and Sapot Browser gives me
Error: net::ERR_ADDRESS_UNREACHABLE
The browser in Waydroid gives me
net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED
However, when I am in my wifi I can reach websites on my local server (192.168.xxx.yyy) without problems. I also tryed to visit 20.43.161.105 (the ip of duckduckgo.com) but that isn't working eighter.
The OpenStore does not load anything. Sending Messenges via TELEports works just fine for some reason. Calls going in and out also work as usual.
Has anyone an idea on how to fix that?
@JohnB said in Status of VoLTE (Voice over LTE 4G) implementation?:
I found an active open source bounty website that supports multi-user bounties, and talked to them in their discord
Thank you for that work!
@JohnB said in Status of VoLTE (Voice over LTE 4G) implementation?:
I think this is a setting where a lot of small bounties could add up
I am not a programmer. Do you have an idea of how exactly these "small bountys" could look like?
I tryed using this way, DO NOT TRY YOURSELF, I MAY HAVE DAMAGED MY INSTALLATION:
# make the root file system writable
sudo mount -o remount,rw /
# copy certificate
cp /home/.../nextcloud.pem /usr/share/ca-certificates
# run this command
dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates
I tinkered around a little bit and moved the certificate between /usr/share/ca-certificates and /usr/share/ca-certificates/mozilla. I also renamed it "nextcloud.pem", "cert.pem" or "nextcloud.crt".
After the dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates there is a question shown if I want to trust the new certificates. The answer-options are "yes", "no" and "ask". I ran the command multiple times. Sometimes I choose "yes", sometimes "ask". The next page shows a list with all the certificates. Unfortunatly the screen is croped and I can't read all the text. But I can select my new certificate.
I tryed navigating to https://192.168.x.x:1234 (my nextcloud instance) in the morph-browser to check if there is a warning about an untrusted certificate. Unfortunatly there still is. And additionally sudo dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates now shows the error message /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: ca-certificates is broken or not fully installed and exits after the error.
I am not sure where I went wrong with my tinkering. Any Ideas of how to repair the damage in the sudo dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates?
@arubislander That my be the problem.
Is there a way to trust a certificate in UT? I found ths 4 years old thread:
https://forums.ubports.com/post/16216
Is there a better way of trusting a certificate by now? Or could I use a trusted certificate on my local server?
@zlamalp Did you have any trouble with your method of trusting the certificate of your nextcloud server?
@TheBird Thank you for your answer. Good to know that the deprecation warning does not matter.
If I type http://192.168.x.x in my browser I get "Error: net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED". https://192.168.x.x leads me to the nextcloud login page. So I think 192.168.x.x is my "base url". I now tried ownCloud, Nextcloud and Generic CalDAV with http://192.168.x.x and https://192.168.x.x. If I choose ownCloud or Nextcloud I get an error saying that the host-URL is invalid and I can't create the account at all. With Generic CalDAV I can create the account but the calender does not sync.
I synced my new phone with my old nextcloud server. I noticed that my old nextcloud server is reachable through http and https while my new one is only reachable via https. I am only in my local network so https is not that important. Are there any known issues with CalDAV and https on UT?
Additional info:
With the command account-console list I can find out the id of the currently existing account (28). If I type account-console show 28 into the terminal I get the following text:
account: id 28, enabled, provider: generic-caldav
Global settings:
/usr/bin/account-console:244: DeprecationWarning: Accounts.AccountSettingIter.next is deprecated
(ok, key, value) = iterator.next()
CredentialsId: 28 (<class 'int'>)
auth/mechanism: password (<class 'str'>)
auth/method: password (<class 'str'>)
enabled: True (<class 'bool'>)
host: http://192.168.x.x/remote.php/dav/calendars/"Nextloud-username"/"Calendar-name" (<class 'str'>)
name: "Nextcloud-username"@192.168.x.x/remote.php/dav/calendars/"Nextloud-username"/"Calendar-name" (<class 'str'>)
What does this deprecation warning mean?
Hello everyone,
I am trying to set up my calendar on my UT-Fairphone 4 OTA-2 stable. I have a nextcloud calendar running that syncs with no problems with my thunderbird calendar. But I can't get the calendar to show up on ubuntu touch. My phone and the server are both in the same network.
I had a running setup with a different nextcloud server and a Fairphone 2. From that I remember, that I had to use"Genereric CalDAV" instead of "Nextcloud" in the calendar-account settings.
I tried the stup with the following URLs already because I think in the past the URL was the problem:
http://192.168.x.x/remote.php/dav
https://192.168.x.x/remote.php/dav
http://192.168.x.x/remote.php/dav/calendars/"Nextcloud-username"/"Calendar-name"
https://192.168.x.x/remote.php/dav/calendars/"Nextcloud-username"/"Calendar-name"
I always get a notification-popup that says that the sync finished. If I use https the popup apperas nearly instantly. If I use http it takes a few minutes. No appointment is shown in the calendar. The CalDAV-account is listed in the phones settings. In the calendar-app overview of calendars my nextcloud-calendar is not listed.
Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? I remember that it was a lot of work setting up the calendar on the Fairphone 2 but somehow now I can't get it to work at all with the FP4.
Thank you in advance.
@MrT10001 I am using Windows.
@beyolf Thank you for the advice. Now the installation worked. This is how I did it:
I let the installer run again until the installer stopped at "Rebooting to fastbootd". I manually updated two optional drivers in the Windows Update settings. They are called:
After the installation of these two drivers finished the installation process finished automatically.
I don't know if both drivers were necessary or if one of them would have been enough.
Thank you for everyone who answered here.
@arubislander I've seen that already too. But my question/problem is still the same:
Why does the UBports Installer (0.10.0) stop at "Rebooting to fastbootd" when the device successfully boots into fastbootd? I am using a fairphone 4.
Hi @biba,
sorry for answering to this old thread but I have a similar problem. Did you find a solution for this problem?
Does anyone know where in the world I could currently use my UT-Device to make a call? In which countrys is VoLTE absolutely needed to make a call? In which countrys will 2G/3G be turned off in near future so that VoLTE will be the only option?
Is there a map or a table that shows the different available networks worldwide and maybe even planed dates for turning of 2G/3G?
I am also interested in supporting VoLTE-development with a donation. Is there any special equipment needed? Or something that needs to be done by a company? Or anything else that could be founded by the community? If someone working on VoLTE for UT is reading this maybe describing the current state and specific problems would be great.
What is the current state about the Fairphone 4 with preinstalled Ubuntu Touch? In the Q&A122 (https://ubports.com/de/blog/ubports-blogs-nachrichten-1/post/ubuntu-touch-q-a-122-3877) it was mentined that some tests need to be passed first.
Is it still planned to sell these? If so, is there an expected date for when I can buy a fairphone 4 with preinstalled ubuntu touch?
Thank you all for putting so much effort in developing this free operating system.