@Homer in any language you can shell out to systemctl --user stop myserv - or use a systemd api if your language has a module for that. Edit: forgot 2 things: whatever you use (node.js or anything) the way to go to run a server process in your app is with a systemd user service. the code I provided is just an example. For your app you will have to pick carefully where you set your data, not straight under the root like I did. Probably under .local for persistent data or under .cache for transient data.

Solved it by using Cinny. It also wants OICD login by redirecting to browser, but time it worked.

@homer No idea about the scripts but may be try https://open-store.io/app/waydroidhelper.aaronhafer

@homer hey all thanks foe your suggestions. Tuens out, I did not do the pairing correctly on the headset. Still, I have headphones and headset which don`t work with the phone, but another set which work. I have no idea why. My idea was therefore to try and change some bluetooth settings (which I now know is not possible) to fix the connection.

Protonmail always logs out before but now it remains logged in. Not sure if that's a Morph thing or Protonmail.

@homer what do you mean by "now"? Now after you updated the bootimage, Or now after you did an OTA-Update? If you are not already there, try the RC or devel update channels. For me, bluetooth is not crashing the UI. Maybe you could check the archived unity8.log.*.gz files in /home/phablet/.cache/upstart.

@domubpkm works well for me thanks

@keneda thank you for your insights.

@cibersheep thanks for your answer, thats unfortunate, I had thought that more then only the web client was released.

@aarontheissueguy thanks for the advise. I will look into that

@homer: Cron was written with an always-on server or a mostly-on desktop / laptop in mind. A mobile device needs to actually be mostly-off to get the longest possible battery life, while appearing to the user to be on-demand-on. The traditional tools for Linux simply we're not written with this use case in mind. So using them as is would degrade the use experience in an unacceptable way for most, if not all users. That having been said, for as long as UT is still based on 16.04, you could use Upstart Session Jobs

@homer said in App works on desktop but fails on phone: @cibersheep thanks a lot for that hint. It was not the database path, but the name. I had used some template code with whitespaces ("Sample database", ....) after removing the whitespaces it works now on the phone, too Just confusing that the behaviour is different between linux laptop and ut phone