Where you able to try it on a 32 bit Linux? This would help rule out the manifest being the problem.

There is nothing "ARM" specific in the package. Are you sure all other PHP apps were functioning at the time. On rare occasions, I have seen all PHP apps stop functioning on the plug; it is rare, but it does happen.

The plug is my primary testing ground, so if one was tested well, it was that one. I have made sure that it is also compatible with the varying versions of PHP that are offered on the different platforms that Tonido runs on, so there should be no issues with deprecated functions.

I suspect one of two things is occurring. Either, the universal manifest causes an issue when an official manifest is generated opposed to the incomplete test one I used, or PHP was flaking out on your plug. I cannot be certain with no access to logging and no errors generated. In the future, I may generate some logging to trace the applications progress, but I suspect the current issue is either the manifest or PHP at the time of testing.

Let me know if you have something specific I can do to help. I take a look at the current version on my plug to see if I can reproduce any such scenario that is caused by the plugin.

@devbloke: I cannot seem to replicate any issue loading the plugin at least with the package I have provided. Maybe you can send me the package you are using post processing for market?

I have attached the build in a zip file.

We have released it...another team member tested it and it worked.

Thanks!

Looks like the latest Tonido Shell is on the Market. Looks like all you guys sporting the older buggier version can finally upgrade to the latest.

Sadly, it looks like the Linux version did not hit the Market. I will send in a formal request for the Linux version to be placed on the Market.

Starting to "think" about "possibly" adding in syntax highlighting for code editing. Maybe try integrating something like ACE in.

Don't hold your breath though; I make no promises about if or when, but I am kind of wanting that functionality. Not sure yet how easy or difficult integration would be. I wasn't really planning on doing a new version yet, but I might be getting the itch.

there is a workaround or a simple trick to use root user? sudo will work by this way:

echo rootpassword | sudo -S command

but when i try to use
echo rootpassword | sudo -S shutdown now

this will work, but the machine don't shutdown because it ask me root password again. How I can shoutdown my machine by tonidoshell without physically be near it?
sorry for my bad english.

Short answer: I think there is, but it would require some setup on your system, I have not physically done this yet on my system.

Long answer: The trick here seems to be to setup a client script that would be setup in the tonidoshell directory. I imagine there could be some kind of alias to call this script by (that is how I wold do it, but you could send a command to call that script directly). The client script would send the current command to a script that has passwordless access to sudo via some setup in /etc/sudoers. So in theory, you could do something like this:

sudo2 rm rootaccess.file

I have not tried this yet, and keep in mind, depending how it is done, this could potentially be a security issue since the root access script could run any command.

You can check out some info here on how it could be implemented: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.exec.php#56274

I may look into creating a client script included with the app and setup an internal command to redirect commands to said script, but I would not provide the actual sudo script with the app (maybe I could provide it as a download on the forum that you could configure). The actual sudo script would have to be setup and configured on your own personal system because my app would not have the permissions to setup said script.

The plug does not have this issue because Tondio and php run with root access on the plug. This problem is only specific to PC Linux systems that run Tondio under user access.

If you follow the provided link and hack up some working method on your system, please post how you did it and how well it worked; otherwise, you will have to wait until I get around to testing it myself.

Known Issue: On latest chrome, graphical downloads do not work. Command line download still works, so use that as a workaround. Also, graphical download works fine in Firefox and probably others. This appears to be a chrome issue only so far.

I don't know exactly when it broke or even why it broke yet. The method used to download graphically and via the command line is pretty much the same, but I will work it out. You can be certain I will have a fix in the next release.

Ah, web programming. Everything changes on you every couple of months.