Closed lexaduna closed 9 years ago
cppisking
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9 years ago I'm still a little confused about Android, because others have said that it only works without the plugin (reference) so I'm still not sure what the correct "one size fits all" installation procedure is.
karryt
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9 years ago Are you sure you added 127.0.0.1 to the list properly? I posted a quick set of screenshots (http://imgur.com/a/U2qC3) for setting up Fiddler (sans FFRK Inspector plugin) a bit back, and at least on vanilla 5.0.1 on Nexus 5/7 all you need to set on the device is the proxy address, port 8888, make sure 127.0.0.1 is set to bypass (you shouldn't see those entries show up at all in Fiddler), and install the self-signed root cert that Fiddler generates.
lexaduna
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9 years ago Yes i'm sure. I put 127.0.0.1 at "Bypass proxy for" tab, at wifi settings where you set up Host name and port. My settings look exactly like at this screenshot http://i.imgur.com/z7fa1Px.jpg I dont know other way to list it as exception. Not sure why is this still coming through, unless i use drony.
karryt
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9 years ago Hmm, so even after listing 127.0.0.1 you are seeing the 127.0.0.1 entries in Fiddler from FFRK? What device and version of Android are you running? Perhaps the vendor broke those settings.
meowykyun
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9 years ago ^ That worked for me, bypassing 127.0.0.1 on the wi-fi proxy, instead of on drony. Works perfectly now 10/10.
On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 4:56 PM, karryt notifications@github.com wrote:
Are you sure you added 127.0.0.1 to the list properly? I posted a quick set of screenshots (http://imgur.com/a/U2qC3) for setting up Fiddler (sans FFRK Inspector plugin) a bit back, and at least on vanilla 5.0.1 on Nexus 5/7 all you need to set on the device is the proxy address, port 8888, make sure 127.0.0.1 is set to bypass (you shouldn't see those entries show up at all in Fiddler), and install the self-signed root cert that Fiddler generates.
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Marcelo Guedes
lexaduna
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9 years ago I'm using Sony Xperia Z1Compact, android 5.0.2
notalltogether
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9 years ago i am having the same problem. put 127.0.0.1 on bypass, but it still shows up in fiddler. i am also on 5.0.2.
karryt
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9 years ago On an Xperia device also, notalltogether? Maybe all Xperia devices will need to use drony as a workaround. Did you also need to use that certmaker plugin? On the stock Nexus I was able to use whatever the base Fiddler install includes to generate the Root Certificate.
cppisking
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9 years ago @karryt Since you've been helping a bunch with Android support issues, would you be willing to write up a guide for configuring Fiddler for Android? And maybe Bluestacks too if you know how to get Bluestacks working with Fiddler.
karryt
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9 years ago I'm dual booting 8.1 and 10 preview on my laptop. I have everything set up on 8.1, I'll set it up again on 10 and try to screenshot everything and put it together in a little nicer format than the series of pics I posted to Reddit earlier. Maybe I'll try to capture some images from my wife's iPad too, never play on it but have the game loaded as a backup and for gem purchases as iTunes credit is easier to find at a discount than Google Play.
cppisking
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9 years ago Check the wordpress blog, i posted about it there On Tue, Jun 2, 2015 at 5:32 AM SkyfireX notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi there, Just wondering was there some data lost? Yesterday I remember doing some runs in Heroic stage 1 and 2 of The Pulse Fal'Cie, but today all the data seems to be missing. Would not be good if this occurs on other levels too.
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truepsyche
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9 years ago Super late to the party, thought I'd add my experiences. I'm playing on a Nexus 5 running Android 5.1.1 (was 5.1 when first installed and working). I followed all of the recommended Fiddler install instructions including the certificate and was initially experiencing the infinite load loop in FFRK with traffic visible in Fiddler. Installed Drony and followed the configuration instructions to direct traffic by rule and FFRK:I has been working perfectly since.
As for Bluestacks, my understanding is that it doesn't have the capability to run through a proxy (doesn't have a settings entry for proxy). I've experienced success with Droid4x, however, using the same method as above. Presently running Windows 7 on desktop.
karryt
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9 years ago Hmm, wonder what the difference is between 5.0.1 and 5.1.1. I'll try to update one of my Nexus 7's or my Nexus 5 to the latest release and re-setup. I did get screenshots of the straight basic setup for both Android and iOS, just need to get some screenshots for the Fiddler install and I'll put a doc together. For iOS, I did not need to install the alternate certificate generator that the Fiddler documentation suggested, just browsed to their internal page and clicked the link to install. Found that that's the easiest way to install it for Android too, I didn't realize it started up the internal page at first so was transferring the .cer file via OneDrive which was just additional work.
aoshiwik
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9 years ago bypassing 127.0.0.1 on the android wi-fi proxy worked for me
karryt
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9 years ago Long overdue, but I made a first pass at writing up some step by step setup docs for Fiddler and for Android/iOS setup. I'm going to see if I can add in some additional info on various Android emulators and some troubleshooting steps.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ypqlouzb8g78r51/Setting%20up%20FFRK%20Inspector.pdf?dl=0
cppisking
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9 years ago This is awesome. What tool did you use to create the PDF? Is it possible to have just the source of the PDF so that it can be modified / updated as needed?
On Sun, Jun 7, 2015 at 1:22 AM karryt notifications@github.com wrote:
Long overdue, but I made a first pass at writing up some setup docs for Fiddler and for Android/iOS setup. I'm going to see if I can add in some additional info on various Android emulators and some troubleshooting steps.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ypqlouzb8g78r51/Setting%20up%20FFRK%20Inspector.pdf?dl=0
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cppisking
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9 years ago Alternatively, looking over it, I think this could all be done in Github markup. Wouldn't look quite as nice though, what do you think is best? It needs to be updateable by at least myself, but preferably anyone with access to the Github repo so other people can submit patches to the documentation if they want.
On Sun, Jun 7, 2015 at 1:27 AM cpp king cppisking@gmail.com wrote:
This is awesome. What tool did you use to create the PDF? Is it possible to have just the source of the PDF so that it can be modified / updated as needed?
On Sun, Jun 7, 2015 at 1:22 AM karryt notifications@github.com wrote:
Long overdue, but I made a first pass at writing up some setup docs for Fiddler and for Android/iOS setup. I'm going to see if I can add in some additional info on various Android emulators and some troubleshooting steps.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ypqlouzb8g78r51/Setting%20up%20FFRK%20Inspector.pdf?dl=0
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karryt
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9 years ago Yes of course, I was wondering if I should do it in some other format, I can rework it in GitHub markup if it's specific to GH. Right now it's just a Word doc that I saved as PDF.
cppisking
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9 years ago If you want to do it in Github markup then feel free to just fork my repo, edit the README it in your fork, and create a pull request. BTW, you didn't mention the Certificate Maker plugin for iOS. Did you find it to be unnecessary or did you just leave it out on accident?
On Sun, Jun 7, 2015 at 1:42 AM karryt notifications@github.com wrote:
Yes of course, I was wondering if I should do it in some other format, I can rework it in GitHub markup if it's specific to GH. Right now it's just a Word doc that I saved as PDF.
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karryt
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9 years ago I decided to try it without using that plugin since it was already setup for my Android devices and it seems to work fine, at least for my one device. I'll work on getting it converted in to GitHub, guess I'll start by learning about forking and pull requests :)
cppisking
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9 years ago It's pretty simple. Just click Fork in the top right. It'll make a private copy of the repo under your account. From there go edit the README (click on it in the file list and then you can edit it in place since it's a simple text file). Once you've got it looking good there's a button on the main page that says Create Pull Request. That's all there is to it.
On Sun, Jun 7, 2015 at 2:06 AM karryt notifications@github.com wrote:
I decided to try it without using that plugin since it was already setup for my Android devices and it seems to work fine, at least for my one device. I'll work on getting it converted in to GitHub, guess I'll start by learning about forking and pull requests :)
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karryt
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9 years ago Okay I think I've got a handle on the basic markdown for GH, will work on it over next day or two and if it ends up being too unwieldy in the readme, maybe we can move it to the project wiki.
cppisking
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9 years ago Seems like the original poster's issue is solved by bypassing the 127.0.0.1. Combined with the new documentation being written up, seems ok to close this issue. If the OP or anyone else still encounters this issue, feel free to re-open. If you have questions about the documentation or anything, maybe create a new issue with a name that has something to do with documentation, easier to track (and search for) in the future that way
I want to report a bug. I did exacly what you said in readme to configure fiddler on android. Fiddler intercepted traffic from android device, proxy working and i can browse internet and see http://ipv4.fiddler:8888/ which means that it should work just fine. I can even play hearthstone via proxy. However, when i'm trying to connect to Record Keeper the game stuck as if you have bad connection and trying keep loading. Fiddler log window shows this http://i.imgur.com/AnIhBpt.png and it keeps loading. I manage to make it working with drony as described in this post on reddit. It seems like 127.0.0.1 causing this issue for me, i tried to add this address as "not use proxy for it" but it didn't help.
Also can you please add to FAQ/readme that there is addition plugin which should be installed to fiddler? "CertMaker for iOS and Android" http://www.telerik.com/docs/default-source/fiddler/addons/fiddlercertmaker.exe?sfvrsn=2 I couldnt make fiddler intercept traffic without that plugin.