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So the 1st trigger of my 2nd macro with the constraint has sense, make sense now. I haven't thought about MD mode, because I have never used it, but it looks good. What is the difference between this and a global variable? So in the end I need 3 macros: - a macro to manage the mode - a macro...

When I run this command on my Samsung S20 device, I do not have the details :

Thank you, I understand, triggers will not come together. In real life there is no order between starting to run the car and plugging the phone to wireless power. I have modified is like this: Macro when I am in my car: Macro when I am leaving my car: I have used a global boolean...

Hi, I have an old car from the end of the 90. It doesn't have Bluetooth, so to automatically start Google Maps I can not use Bluetooth like most people. Instead I can use a trigger so that it starts when smartphone is wirelessly powered (as I have installed a wireless charger in the car). But I...

What is this unknown@unknown ?

It works ! Thank you 🤩 And I agree, I have also noticed it is not fully stable. This is why you have created a loop in the macro? What are the paired devices corresponding to ? (before installing Termux, I only had the 1st one) chris@DELL53: This is Wifi debug pairing of my S20 with my Dell...

I have done it. When editing the Macro Run I have used the default config that is: But I still have failed message. In the system log, I do not have the cannot connect error though :

Yes it is: a Galaxy S20 (SM-G980F)

It looks interesting. Do you have an example of concrete usage ? I don't get what we should enter here : For this trigger to work, is it the right command to give the necessary permission via ADB "adb shell pm grant com.arlosoft.macrodroid android.permission.READ_LOGS" ?

I have then run the macro: I get failed message Here is the corresponding system log: apparently it cannot connect to tcp:5037

I have tried just the bash shell from Termux and here is the result: I am very surprised by the outcome: why does the first ./,nmap.sh show No output and the 2nd ./nmap.sh shows an output ? I haven't done anything between the two, except the chmod. I had already done the chmod yesterday on...

@Andydroid thank for the Action Block. I have implemented your proposition it works great. I really like the idea of having a .log file per macro to ease maintenance. Do you use and if someone know a good Android Logcat viewer where these files can be integrated, it would be great for quick &...

I have not precised, but I have each time clicked on Allow.

When I run the script, I have this pop-up : and then nothing happens, I neither have the success, not the fail pop-up. Here is what I have in the System Log :

I have done it successfully

I have done this successfully. Contrary to what happens for you, I do not have any output after running nmap.sh

I get it now, I did not, I had never seen that 'Wireless debugging' has a setting display behind. I was spoiled by 'USB debugging' having to setting display behind.

@Dimlos thank you very for all these detailed steps ! I have completed all these steps, successfully. Here I first thought you were talking about the Wireless debugging option in the Android Developer options, but from the picture I see it is not the case. In which app did you take these...

I have done them til the end : I guess we now need to move nmap.sh into this folder: how do you do that, I guess it be done with a File Explorer App.

I am actually very interested to know to implement it on my Android too. The result is very interesting, having ADB over Wifi after every reboot. I have already updated all my apt packages on Termux for it.