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Installing Home Assistant Core on Android: Simple and Fast, No Root, No QEMUGot an old Android phone and don’t want to buy a Raspberry Pi or a PC to host Home Assistant? This tutorial is for you!Requirements: Android Phone – No Root RequiredCredit: Special thanks to George-Seven for the Termux-Udocker repository.Step 1: Install the Termux app from F-Droid.orgNote:Although Termux is also available on the Play Store, according to the Termux developers, the version on F-Droid is the most stable.After installing Termux, it is recommended, though not required, to install OpenSSH and enable remote access from a PC for easier interaction with the Termux Terminal. For details on setting up Termux remote access. See more: Termux Remote Access Guide.Step 2: Install Git in Termux:# Update & Upgrade Termux packagespkg update && pkg upgrade# Install gitpkg install gitStep 3: Install HomeAssistant-TermuxClone HomeAssistant-Termux:git clone to the root directory of HomeAssistant-Termux:Install Udocker from the cloned repository:Run the script home-assistant-core.sh:Wait about 10 minutes, then you can access Home Assistant on port 8123 ( you can install and run the Python Matter Server to enable Matter compatibility.Note: To keep both containers (Home Assistant Core and Python Matter Server) running at the same time, start each one in a separate Termux session. Two easy ways are either opening two Termux terminal sessions (using the Termux GUI) or using the screen command. See moreRun the script matter-server.sh:Then, enable the Matter Integration in Home Assistant and connect them using the WebSocket URL:Tips: Running Multiple Containers SimultaneouslyTo keep both containers

File like the Termux app does in ~/.termux/termux.properties file for version >= 0.15.0. Currently, only the following properties are supported: enforce-char-based-input, ctrl-space-workaround, bell-character, terminal-cursor-style, terminal-transcript-rows, back-key, default-working-directory, volume-keys. Check Terminal Settings for more info. The ~/ is a shortcut for the Termux home directory /data/data/com.termux/files/home/ and can also be referred by the $HOME shell environment variable.You can create/edit it by running the below commands to open the nano text editor in the terminal. Press Ctrl+o and then Enter to save and Ctrl+x to exit. You can also edit it with a SAF file browser after creating it.mkdir -p ~/.termuxnano ~/.termux/termux.float.propertiesDebuggingYou can help debug problems by setting appropriate logcat Log Level in Termux app settings -> Termux:Float -> Debugging -> Log Level (Requires Termux app version >= 0.118.0). The Log Level defaults to Normal and log level Verbose currently logs additional information. Its best to revert log level to Normal after you have finished debugging since private data may otherwise be passed to logcat during normal operation and moreover, additional logging increases execution time.Once log levels have been set, you can run the logcat command in Termux or Termux:Float app terminal to view the logs in realtime (Ctrl+c to stop) or use logcat -d > logcat.txt to take a dump of the log. You can also view the logs from a PC over ADB. For more information, check official android logcat guide here.Log LevelsOff - Log nothingNormal - Start logging error, warn and info messages and stacktracesDebug - Start logging debug messagesVerbose - Start logging verbose messagesFor Maintainers and ContributorsCheck For Maintainers and Contributors section of termux/termux-app README for details.ForkingCheck Forking section of termux/termux-app README for details.

ChatGPT API Reverse Proxy on your PC/Server by following these steps:Note: This option is not available to all countries yet. if you are from a country that is not supported, you can use a U.S. VPN or use our hosted API.Ensure NodeJs (v19+) is installed: Download NodeJsClone this repository:git clone start.bat (Windows) or start.sh (Linux with bash start.sh command) to install dependencies and launch the server.Done, you can connect to your local server's API at: that the base url will be include installation instructions for Termux on Android devices, you can add the following section right after the instructions for Linux in the Installing/Self-Hosting Guide:Termux on Android PhonesTo install and run the ChatGPT API Reverse Proxy on Android using Termux, follow these steps:Install Termux from the Play Store.Update Termux packages:Upgrade Termux packages:Install git, Node.js, and npm:apt install -y git nodejsClone the repository:git clone to the cloned directory:Start the server with:Your local server will now be running and accessible at: that the base url will be can now use this address to connect to your self-hosted ChatGPT API Reverse Proxy from Android applications/websites that support reverse proxy configurations, on the same device.Accessing Our Hosted APIUtilize our pre-hosted ChatGPT-like API for free by:Joining our Discord server.Obtaining an API key from the #Bot channel with the /key command.Incorporating the API key into your requests to: ExamplesLeverage the same integration code as OpenAI's official libraries by simply adjusting the API key and base URL in your requests. For self-hosted setups, ensure to switch the

You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 Hi, the stock phone limits the hotspot/ tethering functionality. Any recommendations on how to bypass the same or an app that allows unrestricted tethering? My unlocked Samsung phone allows full tethering. Thanks in advance! #2 use FoxFi or PDANet+ (theyre made by same people)-i have attached the unlocker key to unlock unlimited data usage. Attachments #3 Thanks for the key, but FoxFi doesn't seem to work on the OnePlus n200 T-Mobile variant. #4 Thanks for the key, but FoxFi doesn't seem to work on the OnePlus n200 T-Mobile variant. It does, you also have to install the base PDAnet+ app. The unlock key just removes the apps limits. #5 Using USB tether appears to work... the key is that you DO NOT tether through the native android app, instead you connect it to PC and just leave it as charging/transfer mode. then inside of the PDAnet+ app you allow tether usage from in the app. it will use ADB to share the internet so all you have to do is allow access when the popup comes up on your screen. #6 yes, you have to install a companion app on the computer. #7 Another way to setup unlimited fast-speed tethering is by using ssh tunneling inside of a (free, open source) termux app on the phone.The setup is somewhat cumbersome but offers very reliable results once configured. In addition, the minimal configuration does not require paid apps. To automate the process two paid apps (Tasker and Termux:Tasker) are needed but for many people the investment may be worth it since tasker is an extremely powerful and useful app on its own and termux:tasker is not expensive (it can also be useful beyond tethering for automating other advanced things termux could do).The link to instructions is at the end of the post. Below is a brief (or not so brief) description description of required configuration (complimented by automation steps) but go to the link to get a proper guide.1. Install termux application, install python 2 package inside of termux and run configuration command in the link below.2. install openssh package inside termux application. Configure ssh server as described in the link, this involves copying the client identity key to an appropriate termux folder.3. Once you verified that you can ssh into the phone's ssh server (with hotspot running, of course) you can tether the phone: start ssh server on the phone by running the command "sshd -dD" inside termux app on the phone ("d" option is for debugging and can be dropped); connect your laptop to

Upgrade -ysudo apt install xfce4sudo apt install xfce4-goodiesUdrod Jammy is reported to crash because power manager .Uninstall power manager :sudo apt remove xfce4-power-manager-pluginsExit back to Termux and install everything for termux-x11Exit from user to rootexitFrom root to Termuxexitpkg install x11-repo -ypkg install xwayland -yDownload and installtermux-x11 - app-debug.apkand install in Android from Termux-x11 Build#41 can be found here , this is old build confirmed to work .Later , when X-11 is working you can try newer build . on [ Bottom ] termux-wayland . It will download .zip which contains 2 files [ .apk and .deb ]New builds can be found here : If you downloaded termux-x11 app from above , termux-x11.deb will be in that .zip fileso you dont have to download it again )and dpkg in Termux from Termux-x11 Build#41 can be found here , this is old build confirmed to work .Later , when X-11 is working you can try newer build . on [ Bottom ] termux-wayland . It will download .zip which contains 2 files [ .apk and .deb ]New builds can be found here : to Download dir on phone in Termux terminal .cd storage/shared/Downloaddpkg -i termux-x11.debcdNOTE : the latest build of Termux-x11 APK and DEB packages can be found here if you wanna try what they recently implemented , but it is optional . the tab Actions.On left under Workflows click on Build , and it will list builds ( workflows ).Click on the most recent build from list and when it opens will see artifacts ( most recent build ) for download .Clone termux-x11 packages from Git .git clone external apps once more after termux-x11 is installed .Type in Termux .echo 'allow-external-apps = true' >> ~/.termux/termux.propertiesON TERMUX-X11 GIVE ALL PERMISSIONS YOU CAN FIND , ALL ALLOW .[ In Android right click on icon Termux-X11 ]Clear cache can be found here if needed ,ON TERMUX APP GIVE ALL PERMISSIONS YOU CAN FIND , ALL ALLOW .[ In Android right click on icon Termux ]Set the XDG_RUNTIME_DIR variable .export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=${TMPDIR}Note : Skip first and second method and go to AUTOMATE START OF TERMUX-X11and create bash script for starting X-11Start termux-x11 - FIRST METHODTermux-11 Will start by typing in Termux : /dev/null &pulseaudio --start --load="module-native-protocol-tcp auth-ip-acl=127.0.0.1 auth-anonymous=1" --exit-idle-time=-1proot-distro login udroid-jammy-raw --shared-tmplogin v8DISPLAY=:0 xfce4-session">termux-x11 > /dev/null &pulseaudio --start --load="module-native-protocol-tcp auth-ip-acl=127.0.0.1 auth-anonymous=1" --exit-idle-time=-1proot-distro login udroid-jammy-raw --shared-tmplogin v8DISPLAY=:0 xfce4-sessionNote : Skip first and second method and go to AUTOMATE START OF TERMUX-X11and create bash script for starting X-11Start termux-x11 - SECOND METHOD [ BETTER ONE ]The SOLUTION for starting Termux-x11 from Termux byHossam001-botWorks way much better . ! ! !This solution removed issues with starting Termux-x11 ..Termux-11 Will start by typing in Termux : /dev/null &pulseaudio --start --load="module-native-protocol-tcp auth-ip-acl=127.0.0.1 auth-anonymous=1" --exit-idle-time=-1proot-distro login udroid-jammy-raw --shared-tmp -- runuser -l v8 -c 'DISPLAY=:0 xfce4-session'">termux-x11 > /dev/null &pulseaudio --start --load="module-native-protocol-tcp auth-ip-acl=127.0.0.1 auth-anonymous=1" --exit-idle-time=-1proot-distro login udroid-jammy-raw --shared-tmp -- runuser -l v8 -c 'DISPLAY=:0 xfce4-session'AUTOMATE START OF TERMUX-X11OS Jammy on Arm64 Galaxy S20 DEXTermux-x11 Build#164Inspired by posttermux/termux-x11#138 (comment)I tried to automate of starting Termux-x11

(1) If SeLinux is disabled by user with root, then only DAC security is used and if user changes permissions of private app data directory for the other group, then files may become accessible, so disabling SeLinux is not recommended.Apps using targetSdkVersion 30 (Android 11) run in an isolated environment in which /data/data/, /data/user// and /mnt/expand//user// directories of other apps do not exist in its mount namespace. Termux may still have directories of other apps in its mount namespace as it uses targetSdkVersion = 28 by default, even though they are not accessible by default.However, files under Termux private app data directory can be made accessible to other apps in the following ways.If the other app uses sharedUserId equal to com.termux used by the main Termux app and its APK is signed with the same signing key as that of main Termux app APK. Such apps share the same uid and can access each other's unique private app data directories. This is used by some of the official Termux app plugins to allow them to access Termux rootfs files. Note that the signing key of Termux GitHub builds is public as detailed in the installation docs, so anyone can create an update for the Termux app that will install over the existing Termux app, or be able create a new app with the same sharedUserId as the Termux app to get access to Termux files, so never install apps from untrusted sources if using GitHub builds. The signing key of F-Droid builds is private and does not have this security issue.Access is explicitly granted to an app by the user to the Termux rootfs via Storage Access Framework (SAF) provided by Android. (1, 2).Access is explicitly granted to an app by the user to Termux APIs, like RUN_COMMAND Intent. These APIs normally have dual protection if a wide access is to be granted and requires manually granting the other app the RUN_COMMAND permission in Android settings and enabling allow-external-apps Termux property inside the Termux app.Termux Project DirectoryTermux project directory ($TERMUX__PROJECT_DIR) added in Termux app v0119.0 is an exclusive directory for all Termux files that includes Termux core directory (TERMUX__CORE_DIR), Termux apps directory (TERMUX__APPS_DIR), and optionally the Termux rootfs directory (TERMUX__ROOTFS). The default path is /data/data/com.termux/termux.Currently, the default Termux rootfs directory is not under it and is at the /files subdirectory but there are plans to move it to termux/rootfs/II in future where II refers to rootfs id starting at 0 for multi-rootfs support.An exclusive directory is required so that all termux files exist under a single directory, especially for when termux is provided as a library, so that termux files do not interfere with other files of Termux app forks or apps that may use the termux library.Termux Core DirectoryTermux core directory ($TERMUX__PROJECT_DIR) added in Termux app v0119.0 contains Termux core files for the Termux app, like user settings and configs for the app, which and are independent of any specific rootfs. The default path is /data/data/com.termux/termux/core.Termux Apps DirectoryTermux apps