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This looks similar to #4 , maybe it is related to the new iodine version. Can you observe the same problem with using iodine 0.6 on the serverside? |
I had the same problem already before switching from 0.6-rc1 to 0.7. If you have a hint how to debug that, or need a tcpdump of a failing session, just tell me what you need (and how I can do it[1]) [1] I know about network stuff, but not android, don't even know how I would generate the stack trace that appears in #4. Thanks |
You can "generate" the display by running 'adb logcat' while executing the program. I'm closing this as a duplicate of #4, please re-open if you think that this is a different issue. The workaround for #4 is to force the iodined server to use a higher MTU. The next version of andiodine will give you a dedicated warning about that. |
I didn't had the opportunity to do the logging, but also after switching the server to use -m 1280 I still got strange failures. http://www.kleine-koenig.org/tmp/andiodine-m1280.png |
I get strange output from andiodine, see http://www.kleine-koenig.org/tmp/andiodine.png. Calling upstreams iodine 0.7 (installed via adb and run from adb shell) seems to work fine.
Any hints?
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