Open pf4rootdog opened 3 years ago
Hi, did I get it right the tool generates a VPN tunnel on the phone side? Then this might not fall under Android's category of a connected "wifi" or "flight mode". Usually Android sees tethering as hotspot, VPN inherits Android's connection guess of the underlying connection. I suspect the problem here is, Android does not report any connection type to our Syncthing App because your just using "usb software protocol / adb" as transport which is not an IP/PPP based connection type the OS recognizes.
Hi CatFriend1.
You are correct. It does appear to generate the VPN. This does make sense; VPN is like it's own "cord" to the Internet (like the ethernet cable, but it is through USB; independent of any radio-like communications. Plus this is a reverse-tethering. The desktop provides the Internet connection.
As for gnirehtet itself, I'm unsure if it is following the IP/PPP protocol. -- Sent with Tutanota, the secure & ad-free mailbox: https://tutanota.com
Mar 25, 2021, 02:15 by @.***:
Hi, did I get it right the tool generates a VPN tunnel on the phone side? Then this might not fall under Android's category of a connected "wifi" or "flight mode". Usually Android sees tethering as hotspot, VPN inherits Android's connection guess of the underlying connection. I suspect the problem here is, Android does not report any connection type to our Syncthing App because your just using "usb software protocol / adb" as transport which is not an IP/PPP based connection type the OS recognizes.
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Reason: not configured to sync on WiFi nor mobile data
Expected the app to go to the main dashboard screen enabling me to add devices and add folders, etc.
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