LSPosed
How do I enable modules programatically #965
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In order to enable modules and scopes (apps) programatically, I can modify the But LSposed doesn't recognize the changes until I reboot the device. How can I restart the LSposed service manager or whatever it is to make it notice the changes without a reboot? |
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We are still working on this API. |
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Cool, thanks; I'll safely ignore it then :) |
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@sshock could you share your code when it's done? |
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@mywalkb Sure, I can do that; I haven't implemented it yet, but probably will next week; my project is in ruby. There won't be much to other than generate the sql statements that will populate the modules and scopes tables in the sqlite db, push the sql file to the device, run sqlite3 to execute it, then run the two commands mentioned above to kill and start lspd. |
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I'd like implement in a module as xprivacylua, so I can dinamically enable and disable app for a module. |
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@mywalkb here you can find a basilar implementation of Module API. A module with root privileges can add or remove apps in it scope. |
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Here's what I come up with in my codebase for the temporary workaround if it helps anyone. Of course, this can easily break if anything changes with how LSPosed does things, so of course I'll happily switch to an API once available, especially if a CLI tool is provided. class Lsposed
MODULES_CONFIG_SQL_FILENAME = "/data/adb/lspd/config/modules_config.db".freeze
def modules_config_sql(mymodule_apk_path, rootcloak_apk_path, pkg_names)
fail ::ArgumentError, "modules_config_sql: mymodule_apk_path cannot be blank" if mymodule_apk_path.blank?
fail ::ArgumentError, "modules_config_sql: rootcloak_apk_path cannot be blank" if rootcloak_apk_path.blank?
fail ::ArgumentError, "modules_config_sql: pkg_names cannot be nil" if pkg_names.nil?
<<~SQL_LINES
BEGIN;
DELETE FROM config;
DELETE FROM scope;
DELETE FROM modules;
DELETE FROM sqlite_sequence;
INSERT INTO sqlite_sequence VALUES ('modules', 3);
INSERT INTO modules VALUES (1, 'com.example.mymodule', '#{mymodule_apk_path}', 1);
INSERT INTO modules VALUES (2, 'com.devadvance.rootcloak2', '#{rootcloak_apk_path}', 1);
#{scope_sql(1, pkg_names)}
#{scope_sql(2, pkg_names)}
COMMIT;
SQL_LINES
end
private
def scope_sql(module_id, pkg_names)
pkg_names.sort.map { |pkg_name| "INSERT INTO scope VALUES (#{module_id}, '#{pkg_name}', 0);" }.join("\n")
end
endclass Device
def update_lsposed_enabled_modules_and_apps
mymodule_apk_path = adb.app_apk_path!(MYMODULE_PACKAGE_NAME)
rootcloak_apk_path = adb.app_apk_path!(ROOTCLOAK_PACKAGE_NAME)
pkg_names = ::Packages.pluck(:pkg_name)
sql = ::Lsposed.new.modules_config_sql(mymodule_apk_path, rootcloak_apk_path, pkg_names)
sql_path = adb.android_temp_filename
::Tempfile.create do |f|
f.write(sql)
f.close
adb.push_file_safe!(f.path, sql_path)
end
adb.process_sql_file(sql_path, ::Lsposed::MODULES_CONFIG_SQL_FILENAME)
adb.stop_lsposed!
adb.start_lsposed!
end
endclass Adb
def app_apk_path!(package_name)
# If needed this can be changed to use `cmd package list packages -f` and filter the results.
adb_shell("ls", "/data/app/#{package_name}-*/base.apk").chomp
end
def process_sql_file!(sql_path, db_path)
adb_shell("/system/bin/sqlite3", "-init", sql_path, db_path)
end
def start_lsposed!
adb_shell("PATH=/sbin/.magisk/busybox:$PATH", "/system/bin/sh", "/data/adb/modules/riru_lsposed/service.sh")
end
def stop_lsposed!
adb_shell("killall", "lspd")
end
end |
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Could you please convert it into the Java implementations? |
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@yujincheng08 This strategy is no longer working with the latest version of LSposed (v1.8.4; using zygisk_lsposed) because invoking service.sh causes the device to reboot. Can you help? Here are some lines from the LSposed log: |
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@mywalkb to the rescue with CLI support! Gonna try it out now: https://github.com/mywalkb/LSPosed_mod |
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#9
We are still working on this API.