Thanks @Malix@sopuli.xyz,

Actually, no HTTP/2 do not require SSL/TLS!

Although the standard itself does not require usage of encryption,[46] all major client implementations (Firefox,[47] Chrome, Safari, Opera, IE, Edge) have stated that they will only support HTTP/2 over TLS
_{source:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP/2#Encryption}

it’s Mozilla etc… that force it !

WebPages hosted on the TOR Network (for example) do not need SSL/TLS certificates ! so what we can’t have the benefit of HTTP/2 WTF

To the developers of LibreWolf, can you solve this limitation ?

solved: https://programming.dev/post/34280775/18258169

Thank you @tasankovasara@sopuli.xyz

Let me re phrase your answer:
… should be available in your distro repository…

indeed I’ve downloaded a couples of thing but nothing had what I was needed, but with the information within those packages I’ve found https://mailfud.org/geoip-legacy and it works like a charms

In contrast to Flatpak and Snap, the AppImage package itself is the final executable program.
This means there’s no installation needed… and it simpler…

Thanks hendrik

But you’d have to build the remote yourself

maybe in the future, but I don’t have the time for it now…

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have a look at Bluetooth or ESP-NOW. Wifi and Bluetooth and other protocols have encryption handled for you.

So it their Bluetooth or WiFi remote pilot existing for that ?

I don’t think this work’s if you have multiple remote pilot tough…

I’m open to all solutions :) But it there some ready Bluetooth remote pilot existing ?

Only this: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/gecko-firefox-supporting-python-to-interact-with-the-html-dom/idi-p/20158

I don’t see python on your image :)

I finally manage to encrypt the body trough ptyhon-gnupg ( warning their documentation is still in alpha stage. )

now, remain to encrypt the subject (ThunderBird compatible) if you have any clues I’m all ears

When time permit I will publish my code in a pastbin.

Wubba Lubba dub-dub**

indeed, but a lot of Linux distribution come with it :)
otherwise it’s installable.

instead of using a library I can directly use subprocess with gnupg but in both case it seem gnupg require to import the public key to the keyring !? I don’t want that.

Thanks all for your input !

So yes /sdcard was /storage/emulated/0 and it’s a real sd-card.

That was indeed formatted as FAT, I reformatted into EXT4 (from a desktop Linux) put the SD-card back into the phone and started the phone.

Ive tried (in the phone)

su
chmod 777 /storage/emulated/0 #yes it's still mounted as emulated !
stat /storage/emulated/0
#...
#Access: (0771)
#....

So I’m still blocked… any ideas ?

Thanks.

I’ve found the most simple way (for my case) adb shell 'a command'

example

adb shell ls /

Thank you all for your input… but it seem my question is still not fully answered…

let me rephrase, I’m not looking to have a GUI to transfer files, but I would like to execute terminal command remotely (from my computer) to my android phone. Like SSH .

So I’ve read that I can install a SSH server on my android phone… (If you know some’s (FLOSS), I’m all ears) Or if you know a better way than SSH I’m all ears too.

Thanks.

setfacl -m m:r aFile
#re set the mask

solve the problem, but the question is: why the F**** this is happening !?

Update, this is only happening when I copy files from a ~SMB share… :'(
Otherwise it’s correct…

Proxmox seem powerfull

It’s a Type1, not Type2
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypervisor#Classification

Thank you all !

Indeed setting execute perm on example, sub1, sub2, static

The program/user have now access to the directory.

In order words all the parents directory need at least execute in order to have access in the targeted directory…

Now I gave 751 for static. Meaning than others (here nginx) cannot list the files within. But never the less it works
the static files are appearing when requested (HTTP) but forbidding nginx to list the directory is changing something ? (performance/security)

Thanks

I wanted to have a default server that catch ~wrong DNS query to the server

server {
    listen 443 ssl;
    server_name _;
    ssl_certificate /etc/nginx/ssl/catchall.crt;
    ssl_certificate_key /etc/nginx/ssl/catchall.key;

    error_page 404 /404_CatchAll.html;

    # Everything is a 404
    location / {
        return 404;
    }

    location /404_CatchAll.html {root /var/www/html/;}
}