Question: version compatability

[ktarnaris]

Hello,

I would like to ask a clarification regarding version compatibility.

My current reMarkable OS version is 3.22.4.2 on a reMarkable 2.
In your README, you mention that “the current release of rmfakecloud supports file synchronization up to reMarkable software 3.22.0.”

Given this, I’m a bit unsure whether my version (3.22.4.2) is fully compatible with rmfakecloud.
Could you please confirm?

Thank you in advance!

[Eeems]

I haven't seen any issues opened saying 3.22.4.2 has issues, but I'm not sure if anybody has tested yet.

[ktarnaris]

I guess I’ll give it a try then. What’s the worst-case scenario? Is there any risk of a soft brick?

[Eeems]

Since I don't know what steps you will follow, I cannot answer if there is a risk of a soft brick.

[ktarnaris]

Since Toltek doesn’t currently support my version, I’m considering following the instructions using the rmfakecloud-proxy script instead.

[Eeems]

Assuming you follow the setup steps exactly as they are laid out in the documentation, I would say there is no risk of a soft brick.

[ktarnaris]

Thank you for your time

[masaccio]

Confirming that 3.24.0.149 is working for me though I did need to add my local server to the list of domains supported by the certificate:

DNS.10 = my-server.my-domain

No idea if that's new as this is my first rmfakecloud install and there's not much in the docs about setting up TLS that I could find.

[rmitchellscott]

All domains used need to be trusted. If you set the storage URL to your own domain, you either need a legit cert or add it to the self-signed as you did.

[masaccio]

Speaking of which, are you interested in a PR documenting setting up the server with lima which is what I used to host Ubuntu on my Apple Silicon Mac? I've not Launch Daemon'd it yet but that will what I do next now sync is working.