Thank u, i have now installed this app, made all the apps excluded for battery optimization, i tried with and without changing the tunnel value, with the name of my vpn, i tried with and without changing to ekorn, ckorn and vpn, but non of them work, sorry for asking to much.We share with you the "Tasker WireGuard Automation" application, which we have confirmed to work on Android 10.
Please install and launch it and press the REQUEST PERMISSION button.
Please use the previously uploaded macros.
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Control WireGuard with Macros
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Rafffaga
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it's no working for me in my S20 FE...I'll delete and reinstall all again to verify.
thx
This may not be very helpful, but we have additionally verified this with an A22 5G we have on hand, and we were able to confirm that it works fine with Samsung devices as well.
We tried various things with the A22 5G but could not get it to work reliably.
I think it is probably taskkilled.
DontKillMyApp has not written a clear solution for Android 12 or Android 13, so I am at a loss.
This thread seems to be well watched, but both the sample macros and the necessary apps can be downloaded from GitHub.
Only use the macros and apk from this thread if you just can't figure it out.
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Only use the macros and apk from this thread if you just can't figure it out.
GitHub - blurayne/TaskerWgTunner: WireGuard Automation for Tasker
WireGuard Automation for Tasker. Contribute to blurayne/TaskerWgTunner development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Rafffaga
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only works for me with S20 FE is activating manuallly after rebooting the smartphone. With the option ssid near or far. From that moment on, it works only.
Lo digo en castellano que mi inglés es pésimo....Me he dado cuenta que si activo y desactivo probando la acción desde macrodroid (después de cada reinicio en mi samsung s20 fe) ya funciona sólo, eso sí, con el disparador de SSID fuera de alcance o cerca.
Para el que le sirva ;-)
only works for me with S20 FE is activating manuallly after rebooting the smartphone. With the option ssid near or far. From that moment on, it works only.
Lo digo en castellano que mi inglés es pésimo....Me he dado cuenta que si activo y desactivo probando la acción desde macrodroid (después de cada reinicio en mi samsung s20 fe) ya funciona sólo, eso sí, con el disparador de SSID fuera de alcance o cerca.
Para el que le sirva ;-)
henne10
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Try it like in the attached screenshot, with kill background task it works for me:All reinstalled again
Automation worked the first time but never again when I leave home
I don't know what else to do
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Could this functionality be added to MacroDroid with out having to use intents? Tasker has official support for Wireguard and you don't need to use intents to enable/disable tunnels anymore. Could this functionality be added to the Macrodroid roadmap?
I've got both MacroDroid and Tasker on my phone. Tasker is able to enable/disable tunnels but I can't get Macrodroid to work with any of the suggestions in this thread. Unclear if its because Tasker is on the machine or if there's something different in Android 13
I've got both MacroDroid and Tasker on my phone. Tasker is able to enable/disable tunnels but I can't get Macrodroid to work with any of the suggestions in this thread. Unclear if its because Tasker is on the machine or if there's something different in Android 13
Endercraft
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Tasker probably uses intents when you use these actions. MacroDroid could do the same but it's best to keep it simple because not a lot of users need Wireguard tunnel automation.
henne10
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Here's what MacroDroid will need to do to allow this:
Add to the manifest XML:
<uses-permission android:name="com.wireguard.android.permission.CONTROL_TUNNELS"/>
Add to your program:
ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(this, new String[]{"com.wireguard.android.permission.CONTROL_TUNNELS"}, someRequestNumber)
After the permission is granted, you will be able to send tunnel up/down requests to WireGuard:
Add to the manifest XML:
<uses-permission android:name="com.wireguard.android.permission.CONTROL_TUNNELS"/>
Add to your program:
ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(this, new String[]{"com.wireguard.android.permission.CONTROL_TUNNELS"}, someRequestNumber)
After the permission is granted, you will be able to send tunnel up/down requests to WireGuard:
- App: com.wireguard.android
- Intent: com.wireguard.android.action.SET_TUNNEL_UP
- Intent: com.wireguard.android.action.SET_TUNNEL_DOWN
- Intent extra: "tunnel" = "SOME_TUNNEL_NAME"
Its a Pixel 7 Pro.
Yea, internally its using intents, but it provides actions that make them easy to use.
Would I need to install the helper app even if Tasker is on the system?
As an experiment, I removed the permission from Tasker, and executing the intent in Macrodroid doesn't result in a permission request. I do get a permission failure in Tasker unless I add the permission.
As an experiment, I removed the permission from Tasker, and executing the intent in Macrodroid doesn't result in a permission request. I do get a permission failure in Tasker unless I add the permission.
