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@ -13,7 +13,8 @@ If you can get root access, I'm sure there are others tutorial better and cleane
Also be careful of your batteries, using your always plugged-in android devices as a server can cause the battery to swell in the long run. Try removing the battery if you can, or use smart plug. Also be careful of your batteries, using your always plugged-in android devices as a server can cause the battery to swell in the long run. Try removing the battery if you can, or use smart plug.
I tried to make those tutorials as easier friendly as possible, with lot of explications. But I also assume you know how to navigate in a terminal, run commands & modify files with your favorite terminal text editor (nano, vim or emacs) I tried to make those tutorials as easier friendly as possible, with lot of explications. But I also assume you know how to navigate in a terminal, run commands & modify files with your favorite terminal text editor (nano, vim or emacs).
You will also need a computer (not mandatory, just a big quality of life thing, to connect via ssh, copy thing easily etc...)
# Basic set-up # Basic set-up
@ -35,12 +36,13 @@ That's your phone private/local ip address (often start with 192.168) !
Note it somewhere it will be useful ! Note it somewhere it will be useful !
8) run : ``whoami`` (It's your username !) And also note the result somewhere 8) run : ``whoami`` (It's your username !) And also note the result somewhere
9) run : ``sshd`` (To start an ssh server) 9) run : ``pkg install openssh`` (To get sshd command)
10) Go to your computer, and connect to your phone via ssh, run : 10) run : ``sshd`` (To start an ssh server)
11) Go to your computer, and connect to your phone via ssh, run :
``ssh -p 8022 <username>@<local_ip>`` ``ssh -p 8022 <username>@<local_ip>``
(username is the result of whoami, and you got local_ip by running ifconfig. And termux use 8022 port by default for none root user) (username is the result of whoami, and you got local_ip by running ifconfig. And termux use 8022 port by default for none root user)
Setup some crappy password and here you go ! You can now control termux and your phone from your computer ! Setup some crappy password and here you go ! You can now control termux and your phone from your computer !
Little advice : Create a small bash script to run this easily when needed Little advice : Create a small bash script to run this easily when needed !
# Optional boot set-up # Optional boot set-up