how to put all permissions to xml

is it possible to put some advanced permissions to an xml file.
i found a lot of xml examples only for weather icon-sets.

here is my Test:

i want to change pictures per hour

in ZW it looks like this

$#DH#=10?/storage/emulated/0/LtriX/10.png$
$#DH#=11?/storage/emulated/0/LtriX/11.png$
........

for XML i try to do this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<config>
<title>Test</title>
<description>change picture</description>
<icons>icons</icons>
<demo>0.png</demo>
<default>0.png</default>
<mode value="#DH#">Time</mode>
<condition>
<test>#DH#=10</test>
<image>10.png</image>
</condition>
<condition>
<test>#DH#=11</test>
<image>11.png</image>
</condition>
</config>

BUT this is not working
Zooper didnt shows my zip file

is there a solution......?

[How to] Enable write permissions to external sd!

We had this same problem on the G3,

solution is simple use root explorer and edit system/etc/permissions/platform.xml with the built-in editor.

<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" > <---Look for this
<group gid="sdcard_r" />
<group gid="sdcard_rw" />
<group gid="media_rw" /> <---Add this
</permission>

save and restart, apps will no longer require permission to write to the external sd card, or delete files from the external sd card(music players, ect.)

[APP 4.0+] Material App Permissions Easy monitor app' permission on your device.

Sometime you need see apps you download to your device and setup they have what permission? So App Permissions will tools help you easy do this work.
[Feature]
+ Watch permission detail
+ Distribute permission(What app can cost money, can see person info, can see local, change setting...)
+ Advance filter permission
+ Monitor and watch permission of new app when installed
+ Easy share app permission of any app
+ See app info detail(package name, date installed, source(vendor where you download app)

XDA:DevDB Information
Material App Permissions, App for all devices (see above for details)

Contributors
kimcy929
Source Code: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...pp.permissions


Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 1.0.0
Stable Release Date: 2015-09-15

Created 2015-09-16
Last Updated 2015-09-15

Post-root SU permissions issue

I rooted my S4 yesterday (or so I thought) using the Kingoapp program, after motochopper (tomsguide.com/us/samsung-galaxy-s4-guide,review-2798-4.html) did not work. It said the root was successful but both version of the super user app in my app drawer after were unable to update. Kingo currently says "The Kingo Superuser binary (SU) must be updated or reinstalled". After downloading and running Root Checker it says root is not properly installed.

I rooted my HTC evo a few years ago and that's the last time I was flashing ROMs or going into recovery (clockwork) to mess with my phone. But it looks like I might need to do the same to get this S4 working? I figured there wasn't a root out for the phones on 5.0 yet, but that something should work for mine since I didn't upgrade it from 4.4.2.

Android version: 4.4.2
Kernel: 3.4.0-2162929
If any other info is needed just lmk.

Thanks!

Thoughts on Android's Permissions system?

I just had a eye-opening moment. It's nothing new, but I suddenly appreciated how big of a deal this is. Here's a conversation that happened just a few moments ago.

mom: Isn't there some app for craigslist so I don't have to go to the site every time?
me: Yeah ma, lemme show ya *navigates to market*
*we find one that looks nice and click install*
mom: access to "all your pictures and videos"???
me: oh.. well.. this craigslist app needs that so it can upload pictures to craigslist
mom: "how do i know?"
me: ...*doesn't know what to say

man theres gotta be a deeper way to see exactly what an app has permissions to do or not to do. How can I tell my mom an app isn't stealing her pictures when it asks for permissions over them..

I'm curious to hear what others think about this topic, and the Android permissions system overall?

Bootloop from root app permissions

Alright, where do I start? :rolleyes:

So I'm not really and expert on flashing stuff on Android. I was pretty comfy not rooting my phone for more than a year. TBH, I didn't really need it, because I was not a power user, but I've recently installed a root app called King User (King Root, etc.). Before you say anything... YES! I know it is the lazy way to do it. It made things easy for the very few apps I could not use without root permission. However, when I received the latest OTA (5.1.1. security update) I had to disable root authorization in order to install it. So I disabled it using the app's built in authorization setting.

The OTA update failed and gave me the error with the opened up android and the red exclamation mark. So I thought that the app messed something up. Disabling in house did nothing. Uninstalling it did nothing. So I decided to replace it with SuperSU using this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/gene...persu-t2903003. I bet I'm not the only one who had problems after doing this. This, obviously, made things even worse. After SuperSU deleted KingUser and updated itself the phone remained stuck inside a bootloop. So I figured this replacement process messed up permissions.

Here is where it gets tricky, or rather stupid... My bootloader is locked and I have no custom recovery (because like I said, I just needed temporary root access for a couple of apps and wanted to avoid the hassle). When I enter Recovery mode in default fastboot it gives me the "No command" error (probably because of SuperSU permission). Now I don't even know if the phone is rooted or not. USB debugging was not enabled last time the phone was on and now I think I'm stuck in this point where nothing works without something else. I've been reading a couple of threads around here and elsewhere and I don't know what to do next... Doing a full recovery now would probably be asking for a lot, but right now, I would be happy if I could just do a factory reset or something...

Anyone? :confused: