Felix Knecht
Felix Knecht
It complained that: packages/apps/UnifiedNlp/../../../external/MicroGUiTools/microg-ui-tools/src/main/res/layout/about_root.xml:32: error: Error: This attribute must be localized. (at 'text' with value 'microG UI Demo'). packages/apps/UnifiedNlp/../../../external/MicroGUiTools/microg-ui-tools/src/main/res/layout/about_root.xml:41: error: Error: This attribute must be localized. (at 'text' with value...
I now get: ERROR: external/MicroGUiTools/microg-ui-tools/src/main/java/org/microg/tools/ui/AbstractSelfCheckFragment.java:49: R cannot be resolved to a variable ERROR: external/MicroGUiTools/microg-ui-tools/src/main/java/org/microg/tools/ui/AbstractAboutFragment.java:86: R cannot be resolved to a variable ERROR: external/MicroGUiTools/microg-ui-tools/src/main/java/org/microg/tools/ui/AbstractAboutFragment.java:97: BuildConfig cannot be resolved to a variable...
Oh, just saw your commit from yesterday. I have been fiddling around myself a bit. I can now build MicroGUiTools in AOSP! Yay! Not sure my changes are really correct....
This is btw the last change needed to compile it under AOSP. I commented out those two lines and am now up and running. At least it shows up as...
Have you tried to reinstall the modules and reboot? `sudo apt-get install --reinstall pivccu-modules-raspberrypi`
Same here on opnsense 22.7.6 with unbound 1.16.3 on FreeBSD:13:amd64. It was hanging a couple of weeks ago, but I just restarted the system. Now unbound is not reacting again....
That is a possibility. I was updating an older version. Never mind then!
> For information, if devices are realy same you can do that. > > ``` > "manufacturername": ["_TZ2000_a476raq2", "_TZ3000_a476raq2"], > "modelid": ["TS0201", "TS0201"], > ``` I'll try this out soon...
I also see this as a security problem: The webview will always have some security holes. Especially in older versions of Android. Newer ones update it over the play store,...
@philipwhiuk Ok, if all the html is escaped, the risk is a lot lower. Javascript is turned off as well I see. Most exploits would need Javascript enabled anyway or...