@jezek said in Using linphone:

Pardon the intrusion. Fresh installation of logviever operates in /home/phablet/.cache/upstart. Have a nice day.

Thank you!

@Flohack said in Using linphone:

@ogogon Ubuntu Touch uses a rather unique App framework so none of the existing mobile Apps is suppsoed tun there. Its not a matter of taste if we make a new binary, its rather a must.

So we took the core libraries of Linphone but put them into new clothes, and connected all the parts as UT demands it to do. We cannot reuse easily any of those designs, so its rather a rewrite than a port of the official App

Aha! Now I finally understood what was happening! What everyone means, but never speak directly.
The ingenious developers of UT have created an nothing incompatible platform and you cannot just compile an already developed package on it. The package needs to be rewritten for it.
We have another android, only open source!

(I'll go drink three hundred drops of essential valerian!)

Colleagues, please tell me how to solve my problem!

I have a WiFi access point, builded on the current version of OpenWRT. She uses hostapd and external FreeRADIUS.
For a normal connection with her, I need to set the following parameters: security: WPA2-Enterprise, autorisation: PEAP, version PEAP: auto, internal autorisation: MSCHAPv2, no CA, user, password.
My Mac Mini connects absolutely normal.
My notebook with Linux Mint too.

Unfortunately, my tablet and phone with UBPorts (Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 20191016) do not connect.
Message: Incorrect authentication data.

Since hostapd does not write anything to the log file at all, I believe that he does not connect to it at all.
I believe that the client, seeing that the certificate does not have a CA, terminates the connection.

At the same time, I set in menu, that the CA certificate is missing.
Perhaps this is a bug in the Wi-Fi section of system setup program.

Can someone tell me how to fix this problem?

Ogogon.

@keneda said in How to transfer configuration and data to another phone?:

SMS/MMS data can be found in :

.local/share/history-service

Unfortunately, I did not find the content of my SMSs in the history.sqlite database, only a huge number of very strange links.
I think you are confusing something...

@keneda said in How to transfer configuration and data to another phone?:

@ogogon
Adress book can be found in :

.local/share/evolution/adressbook/system

You'll find in it "contact.db" wich contains contact infos, and maybe a "photos" folder if you put pictures for some contacts.

Thanks. Indeed, there are entries in the contact.db database that correspond in number and content to the address book.

Is it enough just to copy this file to the new phone to the same place?

Colleagues, tell me, please, what should I do in order to transfer the phone settings and data (address book, SMS, history) to a new device?

In my opinion, this is quite important information, but I did not find any FAQ or HowTo on this topic. If I haven't been looking well, tell me where it is.

Is there any information about where and in what format this data is stored?

Ogogon.

@keneda said in Back up of phone:

No, you need to backup the home folder manually.
There is some work out there to add this feature in the ubports installer, but still not implemented.

@cibersheep said in Back up of phone:

@ogogon you can reinstall the OS without wiping your data (from UBports installer or changing channels).

To copy info, for now, sadly, you have to copy the files manually

Every day I like it more and more!
And there is some kind of description that tells where which files are located?

Colleagues, can you please tell me if there is a way to back up data from your phone? Call logs, SMS, phone book, notes, photo-video...
Is there some utility that does this automatically?

I apologize if I am asking the question not very correctly.

If I install the UBPorts operating system on my Xiaomi Mi A2 phone, does it completely replace Android One?
Or does UBPorts, in a sense, run under Android One or its elements?

Thanks in advance for an answer to the essence of the question,
Ogogon.

@Flohack said in Using linphone:

@ogogon Sorry to correct @CiberSheep but application logs are not in /var/log but in the user´s app area, and logviewer App can read from there.

In the area of user applications, I found two files - linpfone-tmp.log and linphone.cibersheep.log. Apparently, both are empty - if you click on them, an empty window opens.
I made calls before - both successful and unsuccessful.

Am I doing something wrong again?

Ogogon.

@jezek said in Using linphone:

Pardon the intrusion. Fresh installation of logviever operates in /home/phablet/.cache/upstart. Have a nice day.

Thank you!

@Flohack said in Using linphone:

@ogogon Sorry to correct @CiberSheep but application logs are not in /var/log but in the user´s app area, and logviewer App can read from there.

I'm sorry, I already reconfigured it to /var/log. What is the path to user applications area?

Do not use to capture logs with terminal or cmdline, open the log viewer app and look there.

And if I go over ssh and say 'tail -f filename', can something go wrong?
(Of course, I do not want to doubt the reasonability of your advice, but I have done this all my life and it worked.)

Ogogon.

@Flohack said in Using linphone:

@ogogon Ubuntu Touch uses a rather unique App framework so none of the existing mobile Apps is suppsoed tun there. Its not a matter of taste if we make a new binary, its rather a must.

So we took the core libraries of Linphone but put them into new clothes, and connected all the parts as UT demands it to do. We cannot reuse easily any of those designs, so its rather a rewrite than a port of the official App

Aha! Now I finally understood what was happening! What everyone means, but never speak directly.
The ingenious developers of UT have created an nothing incompatible platform and you cannot just compile an already developed package on it. The package needs to be rewritten for it.
We have another android, only open source!

(I'll go drink three hundred drops of essential valerian!)