Wifi ADB debug mode lost on restart?

[Jacob L]

oh that was it , sorry, i just search only the digits .-) thanks so much

@MacroDroidDev I wish we could search just the numbers

 

[lassos]

so for me it doens't work. if i restart or reboot the device i always have to turn on wifi debug modus manually. only if wifi debug modus is turned on manually i can connect to random port. connecting via termux with dynamich port and change to 5555 works. but it make no sense if i am at other location and have no direct acces to phone i have no chance to remote control. airdoid and teamviewer can. i always have to do it all manuall after reboot. snurres macroid hack does not enable wifi debug mode automatically.

also tried this
adb shell pm grant com.arlosoft.macrodroid android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
adb shell settings put global adb_wifi_enable 1


edit: so i need a way to turn on wifi debug mode automatically after reboot. i havens found a solution yet .

so i still need aidroid or teamviewer to connect to the phone and start wifi debug mode .-(

 

[MacroDroidDev]

@MacroDroidDev I wish we could search just the numbers

Yeah I was going to quickly change this on the server so just the numbers would work for searching, but it turned out to be more complicated than that so it goes to the good old TODO list.

 

[NwWork]

@tanutanu
Hi saw you had explored Termux, MD and LADB and even Tasker to achieve continuous us Android to pc connection without it disconnecting each time.

Can you tell me the commands to set it up on Termux pls. Since I am trying to keep scrycpy running continuously but when I lock screen of Redmi Note 11 WiFi debugging auto turn off and then new IP assigned to your WiFi network even after set WiFi to static the wireless debugging ip and port is changing...

 

[drdedus]

hello can we enable wireless debugging only in specifics SSid s and turn off in all the others?
is there any template for that?

 

[Endercraft]

hello can we enable wireless debugging only in specifics SSid s and turn off in all the others?
is there any template for that?

I have created a macro for just that (ADB Hack required) :

In the allowed networks variable, you can create a list of networks where wireless debugging will be enabled, else it will be disabled. For example : Wi-Fi 1,Wi-Fi 2
Note that Wi-Fi 1Wi-Fi 2 will also work, as well as Wi-Fi 1#$&3&$Wi-Fi 2.

 

[Dimlos]

@chaoscreater method of getting the port number from logcat is stable up to Android 12, but does not seem to work on Android 13.
I was trying @tanutanu script, but it seems to fail to get the port number with about 3 ports open.

I'm not as expert as @tanutanu, so I'm sure there are many mistakes, but I managed to get it to work with a little ingenuity.
If you have time, please set it up and give it a try.

I think it is for advanced users as it requires installation of Termux, Termux:Tasker, ADB Shell [Tasker Plugin], and nmap to run.
We cannot provide support for setup, so please do your own research on the net and do your best.

I am trying to repeat the macro until it succeeds even if it fails, but I am sure there are others who know more about this than I do, so if you have any problems, please improve it and upload it.

nmap.sh

nmap

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[Dimlos]

The macro does not work just by downloading it, but requires various settings since it is designed to start the script from the macro.

 

[Christoph]

I have installed Termux, Termux:Tasker and ADB Shell (tasker plugin).

nmap.sh

nmap

MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.

www.mediafire.com

In which directory do we need to place this bash script file ?



Did you need to enter this apt install nmap for Nmap ?

Is the app LADB (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.draco.ladb) needed?

 

[Dimlos]

It would take quite a long time to explain the setup, but would you still like an explanation?
I didn't set it up recently either, so my memory is a bit fuzzy.

 

[Dimlos]

I'm not sure if explaining the setup here will help many of you.
If more than one person wants me to write about it, I will try to explain it.

 

[Christoph]

I am actually very interested to know to implement it on my Android too. The result is very interesting, having ADB over Wifi after every reboot.
I have already updated all my apt packages on Termux for it.

 

[Dimlos]

Install Termux and Termux:Tasker from F-Droid and execute the following command in Termux.
If you installed from the Play Store, uninstall try again.

apt update
apt upgrade
pkg install vim
pkg install nmap
pkg install android-tools
mkdir -p ~/.termux/tasker
cd ~/.termux/tasker

That's all for today.

 

[Christoph]

apt update
apt upgrade
pkg install vim
pkg install nmap
pkg install android-tools
mkdir -p ~/.termux/tasker
cd ~/.termux/tasker

I have done them til the end :


I guess we now need to move nmap.sh into this folder: how do you do that, I guess it be done with a File Explorer App.

 

[Dimlos]

Install FX File Explorer.

Connect to Storage
Select Termux
USE THIS FOLDER
Show Hidden
Copy nmap.sh (https://www.mediafire.com/file/03869ly4rq9h7gl/nmap.sh/file)

 

[Dimlos]

Wireless debugging
Use split screen
Pair device with pairring code
adb pair 192.168.0.xx:xxxxx
Enter pairing code:xxxxxx

 

[Dimlos]

operation check.

chmod +x nmap.sh
./nmap.sh

 

[Dimlos]

Termux permission allow

MacroDroid app info
Run commands in Termux environment

 

[Dimlos]

Then start from the macro and check the operation.
If a success popup appears, ADB Shell [Tasker Plugin] should now be available.

 

[Dimlos]

We have provided a brief explanation, but if you have any questions, please ask.