I've just found it in the Internet, so I can't say more about it. NOTE: (*)"monkey" is a stock Android command to operate with apps. Hopefully Sony didn't take it out on purpose to take out the possibility of recording copyrighted material!!
#Android ftp server sdcard permission install#
It did install, asking to install and not to update (that's why I believe the package simply isn't there inour Android TV 6.0.1), but trying to launch it with "monkey" I've got the same error. I also tried to install a copy of for 6.0.1 I've found in Internet. # Network stats: elapsed time=59ms (0ms mobile, 0ms wifi, 59ms not connected) Like this one I used for testing $ monkey -p it.rainet.androidtv -c 1 Please note the "monkey" command did start other apps. ** No activities found to run, monkey aborted. Using the same command on the television I get instead the $ monkey -p -c 1 # Network stats: elapsed time=29ms (0ms mobile, 0ms wifi, 29ms not connected
If I start the file manager via command line using "monkey"(*) it works on my Xperia X Compact (Android 7.0 but it shoudn't matter):į5321:/system $ monkey -p -c 1 These are my findings (they are quite technical):
Access to the root directory of both the USB on-the-go (OTG) drive and the SD card. Access to the contents of the MediaStore.Files table. Note: The /sdcard/Android/media directory is part of shared storage. My understanding is that the Android 6 built-in file manager, necessary to grant writeable permission, simply isn't there. The MANAGEEXTERNALSTORAGE permission grants the following: Read and write access to all files within shared storage.
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