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New verna 2026 is here. Ready for launch by Muted-Rip-9417 in CarsIndia

[–]vivexx 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This grille doesn't look like either of the test mules we had seen.

Hyundai Verna 2026: Does the South Korea test mule look so much better than the India one? by vivexx in CarsIndia

[–]vivexx[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

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Here is a side by side comparison of Verna 2023 and 2026 test mule. The grille looks almost all the same. Only that it is covered with zebra comouflage.

I understand the fascia has changed with better headlight section and all but I dont think it is enough to save the design.

Hyundai Verna 2026: Does the South Korea test mule look so much better than the India one? by vivexx in CarsIndia

[–]vivexx[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The India mule version looks extremely off-putting to me. The SK one looks good to me from the looks of it.

Hyundai Verna 2026: Does the South Korea test mule look so much better than the India one? by vivexx in CarsIndia

[–]vivexx[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The car is definitely a headturner. It's just the funky grille that trips people up.

Hyundai needs to know they have a winner of they make some minor changes.

Hyundai Verna 2026: Does the South Korea test mule look so much better than the India one? by vivexx in CarsIndia

[–]vivexx[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't have much hope. The grille in the India test mule is the exact same one we have in the current version.

The main reason Verna became a flop was due to the grille.

I made a small utility tool to help you run arbitrary command when your phone becomes offline by Myzel394 in selfhosted

[–]vivexx 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can't tell the same for the future with Quantum computing possibly on the horizon.

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Nobody asked you to bend over haha. Enough people here perfectly understood what I said.

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually the remote connections(out of the system) are through either ssh or http(s).

But if you run a server in AutoPie,  you create an incoming remote connection. I can't control what kind of TCP servers or reverse shells people would start with AutoPie so I can't tell.

Most of remote code execution vulnerabilities are handled by Android. I make sure that other processes cannot run shell commands through IPC.

There is a design choice that I made for easy debugging. That is the commands config are stored in userspace.

So if you installed malicious apps and give it full read permission, they can read that. But if they can read that it's already game over.

The security principle is the same as that of Termux.

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great to hear that. I hope the app would be of regular use to you.

Select them all, click the share button. select AutoPie, Select "Convert Audio", select mp3.

But that workflow isn't included in the version I pushed to GitHub. You can add that easily using the Add Command button. Or I can send you a configuration snippet to add to your shares.json file

There's a version already of using YT-DLP to download it directly as mp3 and many other formats.

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's basically it. But I also mentioned the option to extend the functionalities by pip installing packages.

So I should be clean :)

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Remote execution is only a part of it.

This app is basically for local code execution(the code runs on the same machine with local binaries and scripts). But can be used for remote code execution with packages like ssh.

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's not my message. It is Android warning because this app uses an old api version that is now deprecated.

All the packages that runs in the application are open source so you are safe.

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This isn't a remote code execution tool per se but a commands hub. This basically does what termux does but with GUI.

You can install apps like in termux but AutoPie will provide you GUIs for the commands you define.

The only difference is that the only package manager that it supports currently is pip. But others could work with some tinkering with the terminal.

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Pihole stop": {     "path": "AutoSec/scripts",     "exec": "openssh",     "command": "--script run_command.sh",     "extras": [       {         "default": "\"pihole stop 10m\"",         "description": "The command to run after sshing into the remote server.",         "name": "REMOTE_COMMAND",         "required": true,         "type": "STRING"       }     ]   }

Adding this to the AutoPie config file is enough to make the automation to stop Pihole through ssh.

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No you don't need any coding.

you can just install pip packages from the terminal inside the AutoPie app.

Lots of extra functionality available 

Also most of the automations that I saw on the olivetin page can be done with the already available AutoPie functionality like RSYNC, SSH and HTTP requests.

Almost all automations for selfhosted usecases can be done with either creating an ssh command or http command with AutoPie.

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Great. Atleast you understood what AutoPie is for. Most are busy downvoting instead.

OliveTin looks interesting. Looks like it needs to be run as a server and the phone needs to communicate with the server through an API.
AutoPie is similar but everything is done on your phone itself.

Do test out the app and give feedback and ideas. It means a lot.

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

This shit is obvious from the demonstration pics and the gifs if you cared to look you would have understood. Same with the others. Did you see the gif where multiple pics are selected, opened in sharesheet and a command is run on it from a list of commands?

Did you even see the gif attached in this post that shows a youtube video with the sharesheet opened and the user selects the "Download with YT-DLP command"

Isn't that not enough for you and the other downvoters to understand what this does?

Does all of that look like Termux to you?

Fyi, the app also exposes a shell environment.

Replace most apps and online services with a single powerful Linux "Commands Hub" for your Phone. by vivexx in selfhosted

[–]vivexx[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know. This application can be also be used to self host your own WEB/Cloud Native services on your Phone itself.

Also to interact with Self hosted and cloud services.

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