versed phoenix
The command to install the proxy on the device doesn't work out of the box (sh -c "$(wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ddvk/rmfakecloud/master/scripts/device/automagic.sh -O-)"), so instead, since the automagic script just downloads and runs the installer, you can pull down the installer.sh and rsync it to the device.
Running it goes through most of the steps and would appear to install things correctly, but, the logs show:
Oct 01 21:06:37 {hostname} systemd[1]: Started reverse proxy.
Oct 01 21:06:37 {hostname} systemd[74739]: proxy.service: Failed to execute /home/root/rmfakecloud/rmfake-proxy: Exec format error
Oct 01 21:06:37 {hostname} systemd[74739]: proxy.service: Failed at step EXEC spawning /home/root/rmfakecloud/rmfake-proxy: Exec format error
Checking the ExecStart string, ExecStart=/home/root/rmfakecloud/rmfake-proxy -cert /home/root/rmfakecloud/proxy.bundle.crt -key /home/root/rmfakecloud/proxy.key {servername} and trying to run that from scratch, you get the following error:
-sh: /home/root/rmfakecloud/rmfake-proxy: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error
System Info:
- RMPP running
3.14.1.10 - Filesystem was mounted RW
An additional question I had:
The other thing I was trying to suss out is that it seems like the device is running a proxy so that it can intercept the calls to appspot and then redirect them to wherever you have the rmfakecloud server installed, but the way some of the docs are written doesn't seem entirely clear, especially if you're running the server behind an nginx reverse-proxy anyway.
I have otherwise made modifications to the /etc/hosts and so if I pull down a static aarch64 tcpdump, I can see the traffic trying to go to my host, but nothing there (though that's probably because the server_name is my server hostname, not listening for any of the other names).
Thus, not entirely sure which step or which thing is intended.
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