discuss the crashes on the play store, which don't really interest me

apparently
sigsegv_dump
Greg Alexander 6 years ago
parent 6374a8f58a
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@ -467,5 +467,31 @@ Well, I think I've got it - fchmod() works, but chmod() does not.
*shrug*
March 4, 2018.
Looked in the google play console for crashes, and I find a few. 10
people have run into UnsatisfiedLinkError, and they seem to all be using
x86. According to
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32598756/android-ndkhow-to-exclude-x86-device-in-google-player
It's not plausible to fix this problem by blacklisting x86 devices!
Google sucks! And the justification is that there is an ARM emulation
layer, but obviously it doesn't work and why should I have to debug it??
Anyways, someday may want to try making a jni/Application.mk and setting
APP_ABI in there to support x86 too? Do I really think that will work
for scp/rsync/etc? Guh.
And this bug has only one report... The startActivity() call to open the
documentation is getting a android.content.ActivityNotFoundException. I
guess it must mean there is no browser installed or something? I seem to
be using the normal way to visit an http programatically.. Only one
report, so I guess I just don't care.
XXX - support x86?
XXX - make the default path for authorized_keys be in the app-private, too, for security ?
XXX - show /data/data/org.galexander.sshd/files somewhere as a suggested place to put files
XXX - find the /data/data/org.galexander.sshd/lib/ directory programatically, so it will work with whatever bizarre secure android with virtualized apps

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