Failed to connect as receiver on android 10.
aashitshah26 opened this issue · comments
First of all thank you for such a great library. The bug appears only on devices running android 10 . They cant connect to the created hotspot in other device.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Create a hotspot in device 1 and send file.
- In device 2 (with android 10) click on receive and scan qr code.
- Connection will time out
The error occuring is :
Ping fails to the scanned device.
@aashitshah26 Any update?
@beNitinhere This happens when the receiver runs on android 10 and has mobile data enabled . Disabling mobile data solved the problem . But the whole transfer breaks when we build the project with targetSdk 29 might be due some security changes starting from android Q.
Got the same issue not helped on targetsdk 29
Any update on this issue ?
The currently visible codebase is out of date. I will release the codebase along with the new version. This was a precaution taken due to some events that occurred in May 2020
First of all thank you for such a great library. The bug appears only on devices running android 10 . They cant connect to the created hotspot in other device.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Create a hotspot in device 1 and send file.
- In device 2 (with android 10) click on receive and scan qr code.
- Connection will time out
The error occuring is :
Ping fails to the scanned device.
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First of all thank you for such a great library. The bug appears only on devices running android 10 . They cant connect to the created hotspot in other device.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Create a hotspot in device 1 and send file.
- In device 2 (with android 10) click on receive and scan qr code.
- Connection will time out
The error occuring is :
Ping fails to the scanned device.
Use pro version of Trebleshot
With many features.
@mjbdl, I want to let you know we are talking here about the Issue/Bug of this code, not about purchase or use of another library or code.
And second thing, decide first whether you are selling that code or it's just open source, because you're using the term "donate" in your dummy repo for purchase code instead of "Buy/Purchase" Correct this first.
And please do not advertise like this in any thread/issue of other repo.
Thanks
See #161 (comment)
I will also add the invalid tag to this issue because it is hard to understand what causes the problem (Android or the app's implementation). It would have been better if it had the logs as well.