UpdatedJun 7, 2024
PublishedJan 21, 2021
Packagecom.tortel.syslog
MD5543dad1e78beb4eda41526521a72908d
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Signed byCN=Scott Warner, OU=Unknown, O=Unknown, L=Unknown, ST=Unknown, C=Unknown
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What's new
Version 2.5.0 - January 23, 2024
- Set up fastlane for publishing a new version
- Add a fastlane Android version plugin
- Working on updating the fastfile
- Setup Fastlane
- Build and dependency updates
- Changelog: Add missing changelog for 2.4.2
- fastlane: Setup fastlane for F-droid
- Update build tools and gradle
- Dependency updates
- Update build tools
- Make all dialogs use a Material theme, cleanup
See https://github.com/Tortel/SysLog/blob/master/Changelog.md for full changelog
- Set up fastlane for publishing a new version
- Add a fastlane Android version plugin
- Working on updating the fastfile
- Setup Fastlane
- Build and dependency updates
- Changelog: Add missing changelog for 2.4.2
- fastlane: Setup fastlane for F-droid
- Update build tools and gradle
- Dependency updates
- Update build tools
- Make all dialogs use a Material theme, cleanup
See https://github.com/Tortel/SysLog/blob/master/Changelog.md for full changelog
Description
Records various log types and compresses them as a zip file.
The logs are saved in the application's private cache directory
named by the date and time.
You can access the zip files through the system document picker
- Select the SysLog app to view collected log zips.
Log types supported:
* Kernel logs (dmsg)
* Last kernel log (last_kmsg, if device supports it)
* Main log (Logcat)
* Modem log
* Event logs
* SELinux audit logs
To enable access to some logs (Logcat and Radio) to SysLog, you
will need to grant the READ_LOGS permision using a computer with
ADB.
From a command line with adb available, you can grant the READ_LOGS
permission via the following command:
adb shell pm grant com.tortel.syslog android.permission.READ_LOGS
This command tells the phone's package manager to grant the
READ_LOGS permission to SysLog.
The logs are saved in the application's private cache directory
named by the date and time.
You can access the zip files through the system document picker
- Select the SysLog app to view collected log zips.
Log types supported:
* Kernel logs (dmsg)
* Last kernel log (last_kmsg, if device supports it)
* Main log (Logcat)
* Modem log
* Event logs
* SELinux audit logs
To enable access to some logs (Logcat and Radio) to SysLog, you
will need to grant the READ_LOGS permision using a computer with
ADB.
From a command line with adb available, you can grant the READ_LOGS
permission via the following command:
adb shell pm grant com.tortel.syslog android.permission.READ_LOGS
This command tells the phone's package manager to grant the
READ_LOGS permission to SysLog.
Required features
- Faketouch android.hardware.faketouch
Permissions (3)
SysLog requests the following Android permissions:
- Access Superuser android.permission.ACCESS_SUPERUSER
- Read Logs android.permission.READ_LOGS
- Com Tortel Syslog Dynamic Receiver Not Exported Permission com.tortel.syslog.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION
