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Hi, I was wondering whether it is possible to integrate dnscrypt-proxy into android so that both queries from the phone itself and also from tethering clients can be serviced and filtered ? (e.g. hotspot or usb-tethering clients)

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am not able to use a free wifi, which changes the ip address of the captive portal page. I need to relog every day, so I have to disable the proxy, reboot, get the ip address, add it to the captive-portals.txt., reboot.

Describe the solution you'd like
A way to still use force_tcp and use the forwarding rules. If there is a solution already in the config to specify a working fallback server, please tell me.

Describe alternatives you've considered
I tried to use the fallbacks_server feature, but it didn't work. It just tried to connect to the normal ones and gave up.

Hello,

I have been looking for a way to install dnscrypt-proxy on a Replicant device for the purpose of better security and privacy. However, I notice the current project suggests installing Magisk - software which I haven't heard of before. Although I checked the GitHub page of Magisk, I also had a look at the F-Droid page of Magisk. Things which immediately caught my attention:

• Anti-Features: This app promotes non-free add-ons (I have no idea how it does that)
• Permissions: a quite concerning list. Why should one install an app which can "use biometric/fingerprint hardware" (if one is present), "have full network access", "query all packages" and so on? All that just to flash a downloaded zip? This contradicts the basic security principle of minimizing attack surface. In fact, the whole idea of using an additional app with additional permissions is itself a security contradiction.

So, could you kindly suggest a process which includes only installing dnscrypt-proxy and not anything else, e.g. using ADB? (Replicant has root out of the box)

Hi, could you add support for KernelSU module manager installation? It should works similar to Magisk I think.

Describe the bug
Domains listed in the filter list won't resolve. (My setup is ad-filtered, but I want to allow certain domains).
The same config on Linux desktop works fine.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
forwarding-rules.txt
dnscrypt-proxy.txt

Expected behavior (i.e. solution)
domain resolving

Device informations:

• Android: 13
• KernelSU: 11576
• OS/Custom ROM: lineageos
• Browser: firefox, dig in cmdline

When dnscrypt-proxy magisk module is enabled, it is impossible to get an internet connection with devices connected to the wifi hotspot of the phone. If I disable it, and reboot, wifi hotspot works properly. I read somewhere that this is a bug that has existed on dnscrypt-proxy magisk module forever, even with previous projects / devs. In all this time hasn't anyone figure out a way to fix this?

It would be great for discoverability to add github topics: dnscrypt, magisk-module

Describe the bug
DNSCrypt module doesn't remove the internal dnscrypt-proxy folder once removed from Magisk.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Download the latest dnscrypt-proxy-android version
2. Disable network connections (no internet)
3. Install the .zip downloaded
4. Reboot
5. Open Magisk > Modules > DNSCrypt-Proxy 2 > Remove
6. Reboot
7. See dnscrypt-proxy folder still at storage/emulated/0/dnscrypt-proxy path

Expected behavior (i.e. solution)
Once removed the module should remove all of its rests, without leaving the dnscrypt-proxy folder in the internal memory.

Device informations:

• Android: 11
• Magisk: 24.1

Additional context

• uninstall.sh
• Magisk Developer Guides

What I know

• uninstall.sh won't work with /sdcard for some devices because that path isn't mounted until data is decrypted (fixed in #L2-L4).
• It doesn't work on devices having Android 11 or higher.
• It work on devices having Android 7 or lower.

What I don't know

• If it work on Android 8 devices.
• If it work on Android 9 devices.
• If it work on Android 10 devices.