I never got ie7 to work with tetherbot, only Firefox with the foxyproxy. Even then the connection is a bit flaky. I've tried with both edge, 3g and wifi with the same results. The pages initially downloads quickly then the download stops.
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Browse the web from a tethered phone
- Thread starter grahamsz
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I never got ie7 to work with tetherbot, only Firefox with the foxyproxy. Even then the connection is a bit flaky. I've tried with both edge, 3g and wifi with the same results. The pages initially downloads quickly then the download stops.
Thought I'd share, wifi/Nat router, no proxy...Check the last few posts...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=444004
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=444004
l3wis
Member
Well i first i thought it was cause i had installed the OLD app and that's why i was getting a unsuccessful install. So i was like Umm maybe renaming the app and uploading it to a different server might fix the problem which it did.
But some people who don't have the old can't install it. Maybe you are right FILE NAME BLOCK or IDk lol
metallic9900
Newbie
We sure are.......lol
Sigh. Google shoved RC30 down my phone's throat last night.
mechanicalmind
Lurker
When connected, my laptop can't ping any server or check mail or contact smtp server.... I assume this is cause I'm connected over socks? Any workaround?
Who can explain HOW we're tethered?
Who can explain HOW we're tethered?
The proxying is TCP only - ping uses ICMP. The only workaround right now is to use the single port forwarder to establish a VPN connection (see my post above about SSH tunnels using Linux, maybe someone will post Windows instructions)
I've exchanged email with Graham about ideas for turning this into a more general NAT proxy but it would be quite a bit of work - the Java environment doesn't let you have access to packet level networking and the layer 4 to 3 translation is non-trivial, especially for TCP.
Me again, still having issues. Although I can't install from the G1, I attempted the install from windows command line method mentioned in this thread.
Although I can see and access the Android microSD when it is tethered to the computer using Windows Explorer, it cannot be accessed from the command line. I get the error "error: device not found" from the command line when I try the adb install command.
Really bizarre. I can view, open, add and remove files from the tethered phone through Windows Explorer but no luck even cd'ing to the phone from the command line on windows.
Although I can see and access the Android microSD when it is tethered to the computer using Windows Explorer, it cannot be accessed from the command line. I get the error "error: device not found" from the command line when I try the adb install command.
Really bizarre. I can view, open, add and remove files from the tethered phone through Windows Explorer but no luck even cd'ing to the phone from the command line on windows.
l3wis
Member
Same here. Just re-run the adb on the command prompt and it should fix the problem...
After spending some time trying to learn how SSH works and how I could use it with Windows and Remote Desktop, I came across a program called proxifier. I entered the socks5 info into it, ran adb, and it seems to let any program that tries to access the internet to work with the G1 socks tethering. I played around for a little bit and it seemed flawless. I don't think anybodys mentioned a solution like this yet...
I found this link - http://www.zen.org/2005/03/10/aimmsnyahoo-inside-a-firewall/
It refers to OpenSSH supporting SOCKS5. Does that mean OpenSSH can be used instead of adb to access the proxy app on the G1?
It refers to OpenSSH supporting SOCKS5. Does that mean OpenSSH can be used instead of adb to access the proxy app on the G1?
For anyone interested, I put together a quick little app that works as a shell for adb and tetherbot. I was really just making it for my ease but I decided to add in a few extras and throw it out here. It also will try and help you install those programs on the computer and phone. (requires internet connection) You will still need to set-up the proxy in the internet settings but Foxy is awesome for that.
http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/2058985_mdnry/tbshell_setup.exe
Have fun.
http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/2058985_mdnry/tbshell_setup.exe
Have fun.
l3wis
Member
Wow Nice dude. The only problem is that it crashes a lot on vista and we end up getting Proxy refuse.
I have to say Proxifer is what makes this complete. I have now been using the g1 tether on the road for over a week now and find this completely usable.
I3wis, I tested it on my Vista VM and could not reproduce any crashes. I noticed that the program must be run with Admin privileges for the pre-requisite portion though. Otherwise UAC won't allow it to write to the necessary locations. I did see one problem with the tetherbot install on the Windows version that I fixed here:
http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/2058985_mdnry/tbshell_setup.exe
http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/2058985_mdnry/tbshell_setup.exe
Did you install the driver? Without the diver you can access the SD but not the device. http://dl.google.com/android/android_usb_windows.zip
Hope this helps
metallic9900
Newbie
Thank you very much!!! Proxifier works and what a find!!! Yes this puts the icing on the cake.
metallic9900
Newbie
Thank you very much!!! Proxifier works and what a find!!! Yes this does puts the icing on the cake.
Well if it is blocking the file name, then we know this has hit a nerve! Plus that would be pretty crappy of them, telling us that we can do it if someone can figure it out and then blocking when someone does.
wnyzfinest
Newbie
I am running on Vista, When I try to run the Android Driver, it wont install the Driver, I try to force install the INF file but it says not valid 32 bit
mingsterlbc
Lurker
so it says only for 32bit, will it work for 64bit? cuz i got vista64 bit on my laptop i really want to use this for work. Well you get it to work with 64bit anytime soon?