Closed no0ID closed 3 years ago
No, both of them are using the same APIs and the same code. Is there another difference between the two (e.g. iPhone is using VPN)?
There is no difference at all, I double checked everything. As everything is equal on my side, hence my question if there is no difference between iOS and iPadOS versions.
On 23 Feb 2021, at 08:11, Kenta Kubo notifications@github.com wrote:
No, both of them are using the same APIs. Is there another difference between the two (e.g. iPhone is using VPN)?
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Could you tell me your configuration of DNSecure? And, what is your iPhone's primary network interface, e.g. Wi-Fi or Cellular?
Here is the configuration, the interface on both is WiFi. When selecting cellular on iPhone nothing changes, still not working.
On 23 Feb 2021, at 08:39, Kenta Kubo notifications@github.com wrote:
Could you tell me your configuration of DNSecure? And, what is your iPhone's primary network interface, e.g. Wi-Fi or Cellular?
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Could you please tell me the full configuration of the server that you tried to use on DNSecure? And also on-demand rules are included if you are using them. If you don't want to transcribe it, you can post screenshots of DNSecure.
Strange, I attached the screenshot in my previous reply by email but seems that wasn't processed by GitHub. No on demand rules applied.
Thank you.
No on demand rules applied.
In your screenshot, it looks like an on-demand rule named "New Rule" is created, which is correct?
And then, it seems that you are having problem only with your iPhone but not with your iPad, so can you post a screenshot of your iPhone?
New Rule is empty as it is the row Probe URL. I ticket Add Rule and don't know how to delete it. My iPad is WiFi only.
How about your iPhone?
FYI, you can delete it by following steps on the first screenshot's screen.
Or, you can do it by another steps.
Video:
Thank you for the deleting hint. Attached the iPhone screenshot and as I cannot extend the screenshot down to bottom, the ON DEMAND RULES status is Ad New Rule.
Thank you, but I would like to know your DoT configuration which you said your iPhone cannot connect to.
And by the way, how did you determine that it could not connect to the server?
I uploaded the iPhone printscreen to GitHub. And how I determined that DoT is not working on iPhone? Well it cannot connect to internet.
On 23 Feb 2021, at 11:41, Kenta Kubo notifications@github.com wrote:
Thank you, but I would like to know your DoT configuration which you said your iPhone cannot connect to.
And by the way, how did you determine that it could not connect to the server?
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The screenshot you uploaded was the configuration of DoH. You said DoH worked on your iPhone, didn't you? I'd like to know the configuration that didn't work because I may be able to reproduce the problem. If I can reproduce it on my device, I can investigate it.
Sorry, I was in hurry. Yes, the DoH works on iPhone. Related to this, the correct DoT screenshot, is valid what I wrote above.
@no0ID Thank you for sharing your configuration. Probably, the Server Name is wrong because the one you specified is starting with https. And also, you can delete the empty cell of servers by the same way as this.
Sorry, had no idea that DoT is not using https. When inputed: unicast.uncensoreddns.org everything works fine also on iPhone.
Thank you for the extended support!
You're welcome!
is there a difference between the two app versions?
With the iPhone cannot connect to a DoT server, the same server with DoH works OK. The iPad connects the same DoT server without any problem. This is not a new issue, just forgot to report