Androidacy / MagiskModuleManager

Previously known as Fox's Magisk Module Manager (FoxMMM), this app helps users find, install "Magisk Modules" - powerful little zips/apps for your device that plug into the Magisk framework.
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[BUG] Internet Connection Issue #24

Closed ishant010301 closed 1 year ago

ishant010301 commented 1 year ago

I am getting the message "Some repos have failed to update" on the installed section and "Could not connect to internet" on the online section of the app. This issue has been persistent for me from the version 2.0.1. I had no issues before in the version 1.1.0 and before.

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I have added both screenshots and the log file for the issue. logs.txt Screenshot_20230513-234440_Fox_s Magisk Module Manager Screenshot_20230513-235038_Fox_s Magisk Module Manager Screenshot_20230513-235046_Fox_s Magisk Module Manager Screenshot_20230513-235050_Fox_s Magisk Module Manager Screenshot_20230513-235058_Fox_s Magisk Module Manager

Do let me know if any other info is required and/or any type of tools or steps need to be tested.

androidacy-user commented 1 year ago

If you block connections to production-api.androidacy.com or have any sort of https filtering on for FoxMMM, then the internet connection check would fail. Otherwise, the check works as intended as far as we can tell.

ishant010301 commented 1 year ago

I haven't blocked any connections. But I did check the connection with a VPN. It worked. It might have been an issue with my university wifi as many sites are blocked here. So, they might have blocked the connection to production-api.androidacy.com.

ishant010301 commented 1 year ago

Well, I confirmed that the connection to production-api.androidacy.com is blocked by the college WIFI. I ran the app on Mobile network and it worked fine. I also pinged the webpage so as to confirm this and just as i thought the request failed as the connection was not established.