pantalaimon-ut: End-to-end encryption aware Matrix reverse proxy daemon for Ubuntu Touch.

#Pantalaimon UT

End-to-end encryption aware Matrix reverse proxy daemon for Ubuntu Touch.

source code - issue tracker - mailing list - releases

#TODO

[x] About page
[x] App icon
[x] Fix image fetching (fixed in fluffychat)
[x] Cross compile python+pantalaimon
[-] Import/export keys
[-] Ability to verify, ignore, or blacklist devices

#Known Issues

Previously encrypted messages may not be decrypted

#panctl

The ability to verify, ignore, or blacklist devices is currently limited to the use of the panctl utility which can be accessed using the Terminal app by running /opt/click.ubuntu.com/pantalaimon.thrrgilag/current/panctl. See the man for details on how to use it.

#Build pantalaimon and panctl

The background daemon (pantalaimon) and shell utility (panctl) are built directly on device due to complications with cross compiling dependencies. You'll need a device with sufficient space free on the system partition to install all of the required packages. For the most recent release I utilized a Raspberry Pi 4 to create the binaries for arm64 and armhf.

Put the dev-build.sh script in /home/phablet on the target device and execute ./dev-build.sh
Pull the ~/pantalaimon-build/dist/pantalaimon and ~/pantalaimon-build/dist/panctl to your local source tree
Rename the files to add -{ARCH} (e.g. mv pantalaimon pantalaimon-arm64)

#Build click package

Install or update clickable
For ARM64 devices run clickable --arch=arm64
For ARMHF devices run clickable --arch=armhf

#Contributing

Report bugs or send patches to the mailing list.

A tutorial for git send-email can be found at git-send-email.io if you're not familiar with this method.

Join my public chat room for development discussion.

#License

Licensed under the Apache Software License 2.0

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