Open soder82 opened 7 years ago
Try changing the se Linux to permissive
Where do I change that the easiest way?
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Try changing the se Linux to permissive
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Uninstal nify >Download se Linux app and set it to permissive then install nify >reboot
Do you have any example of an app? More specific?
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Uninstal nify >Download se Linux app and set it to permissive then install nify >reboot
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Se Linux apk.. Google it
This one? SELinuxModeChanger-v3.2-release.apk
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Se Linux apk.. Google it
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I can't get that app to understand that I've giving it root privileges.
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This one? SELinuxModeChanger-v3.2-release.apk
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Give it root privileges then touch on permissive it wil greyout and A notification wil popup that it is set to permissive
The latest version didn't work for me, and I read there was others that had the same problem. 3.0.1 worked though.
And there menu shows up now in settings.
Do I have to have changed this selinux now then, or will a feature update make it work also in the normal mode?
Now I don't pass SafetyNet.
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Give it root privileges then touch on permissive it wil greyout and A notification wil popup that it is set to permissive
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Uninstal nify first...then set permissive..reboot> check permissive is set when device turns on > Install nify > reboot
I can't get the app to save the permissive mode. After reboot it's back to enforcing. AndroidN-ify is uninstalled...
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Uninstal nify first...then set permissive..reboot> check permissive is set when device turns on > Install nify > reboot
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I'll try to replace the XSharedPreferences by Xposed with something more reliable in the future.
Get a terminal app, execute su
to elevate permissions to a root shell, then execute setenforce 0
. This will be reset on boot (unless you soft reboot).
As @wasdennnoch said, we will look into other ways of reading the preferences file. Disabling SELinux is only a workaround for now.
Actually who knows if it's a permission issue, maybe it's the Settings app. Before I try to decompile the apk and hangle through every piece of code it's better to have an Xposed log at hand, so - Xposed log please ;)
Xposed log: http://pastebin.com/1jVsbXjx
Ok, no errors (did you even open the settings? ^^), so it's probably the permission thingy. Oh, @Maxr1998 MaxLock has no access to its history file in that log :P
@wasdennnoch blame SELinux :P
I did open the settings. Nothing new was there in the logs. :p
OnePlus One running COS 13.1.2 and build 704 of AndroidN-ify. Option enabled in experimental settings and phone rebooted. Nothing happens swiping right from the left side when in settings.
Settings.apk is to big to attach here. Here's a url to the file at Google Drive. https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByKJCdRlcMcRTk91cFRPN1ZuRVk