Hi all.
Is anyone using Viper4Android with SElinux enforcing mode?
I was able to make V4A run in SElinux enforcing but found out that doing so, breaks the microphone during a call.
Example:
1. Perform a call
2. Switch from handset to Speaker mode <- so far so good
3. Switch back to handset <- the other party can't hear you anymore.
4. Switch back to speaker mode <- the other party can hear you again
The way I made V4A work in SElinux enforcing is by adding these lines to the '50Viper.sh' file under the 'su.d' folder.
If you are running V4A in SElinux enforcing, do you encounter the issue I described?
Is anyone using Viper4Android with SElinux enforcing mode?
I was able to make V4A run in SElinux enforcing but found out that doing so, breaks the microphone during a call.
Example:
1. Perform a call
2. Switch from handset to Speaker mode <- so far so good
3. Switch back to handset <- the other party can't hear you anymore.
4. Switch back to speaker mode <- the other party can hear you again
The way I made V4A work in SElinux enforcing is by adding these lines to the '50Viper.sh' file under the 'su.d' folder.
Code:
#! /system/bin/sh
/su/bin/supolicy --live "allow mediaserver mediaserver_tmpfs:file { execute };"
supolicy --live "allow mediaserver mediaserver_tmpfs:file { read write execute };"
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