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Permissions mode 0600 was preventing even the user from accessing the
configuration files. This makes the permissions more open.
The private key files should nevertheless be protected from other apps
by the permissions on the parent directory. Password protection for the
private key is also recommended in general.
GitHub: fixes #122
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Moving back the configuration files and logs to the user-accessible
storage. Everything should be accessible through a file manager using
the "USB storage" mode. The embedded FTP server is no longer
necessary.
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configurable
GitHub: see https://github.com/pacien/tincapp/issues/103#issuecomment-741025439
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loses focus
This makes the ConfigurationAccessService (formerly ConfigurationFtpService) start in foreground
through the use of a persistent notification so that it isn't stopped by the system after the app
loses the focus on the user's screen, which happens when the user switches to an FTP client
application on the same device.
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This is a ridiculous workaround to make the configuration (and other files) accessible to the user
necessary after the new storage access restriction enforced in Android 11 which prevent other
applications from accessing the supposedly public application's directory.
The app's internal private storage directory is now exposed to the user through an embedded FTP
server that the user can turn on and off from the configuration activity. The user can then play
with the configuration and retrieve logs through a remote or local FTP client application of their
choice.
GitHub: closes #103
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switching from android.support to androidx
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