I have Mi Band 2 with Mi Fit 4.0.0 it was working fine until last week were it was stuck in 0 steps and it is not tracking sleep anymore

heart pulse is working fine and time can also be synchronized without problem.

I’ve tried your solution and i’ve found that the band was on do not disturb mode and now it accepts and vibrates when incoming calls but still not counting steps

does anyone have solved this issue ?


query(" SHOW TABLES ") or die($mysqli->error);

while ($row_tables = $rs_tables->fetch_row()) {
$table = $mysqli->real_escape_string($row_tables[0]);

// Alter table collation
// ALTER TABLE `account` DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8
if ($show_alter_table)
echo("ALTER TABLE `$table` DEFAULT CHARACTER SET $character_set;\n");

$rs = $mysqli->query(" SHOW FULL FIELDS FROM `$table` ") or die($mysqli->error);

while ($row = $rs->fetch_assoc()) {

if ($row['Collation'] == '' || $row['Collation'] == $convert_to)
continue;

// Is the field allowed to be null?
if ($row['Null'] == 'YES')
$nullable = ' NULL ';
else
$nullable = ' NOT NULL ';

// Does the field default to null, a string, or nothing?
if ($row['Default'] === null && $row['Null'] == 'YES')
$default = " DEFAULT NULL ";
elseif ($row['Default'] != '')
$default = " DEFAULT '" . $mysqli->real_escape_string($row['Default']) . "'";
else
$default = '';

// sanity check and fix:
if ($nullable == ' NOT NULL ' && $default == ' DEFAULT NULL ') {
$default = '';
echo "/* Warning: wrong combination of 'default value' and 'NULL-flag' detected - and fixed! */\n";
echo "/* Diagnostics: row[Null] = '$row[Null]', row[Default] = " . $mysqli->real_escape_string($row['Default']) . ", MySQL version: " . $mysqli->get_server_info() . " */\n";
}

// Don't alter INT columns: no collations, and altering them drops autoincrement values
if (strpos($row['Type'], 'int') !== false) {
$show_alter_field = false;
} else {
$show_alter_field = true;
}

// Alter field collation:
// ALTER TABLE `tab` CHANGE `field` `field` CHAR( 5 ) CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci NULL DEFAULT NULL
if ($show_alter_field) {
$field = $mysqli->real_escape_string($row['Field']);
echo "ALTER TABLE `$table` CHANGE `$field` `$field` $row[Type] CHARACTER SET $character_set COLLATE $convert_to $nullable $default;\n";
}
}
}


The good points: protection against physical intrusion using LUKS (optional) and remote intrusion (AppArmor)
Using Debian repository only (no git clone / wget / curl / etc.)
Single sign-on via LDAP.
For the packages, the minimum required to send emails for now, but does it well.
The last version came with a Jabber server.

http://homebox.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Enjoy!

Thank you!

as for the alternative that you mention I can’t get the exit code. Or better yet I’m not sure how to get it done.

Alternatively/in addition, if you start a shell script wrapper around your target application, then you can collect (from the shell script) the exit code of your target application and write it to some file, and then check if exit code was 0 or not.

Thank you,
J

thank you for stopping by and offering a fix! I wonder how you found this page

As you probably noticed, this is not a proper comparison with any degree of rigor – but rather a quick pick of “whatever seems to work”.
This is why I have not invested much effort into making BBduk run…

I’m definitely still interested in using the entire BBMAP suite – the comparison plots on sourceforge page are quite attractive.

As I’m still working with all kinds of NGS data, I’ll give BBMAP a proper try in one of my next projects.

I’m not really sure why BBDuk did not work for you, but you can try this –

At the bottom of bbduk.sh is this line:
local CMD=”java -Djava.library.path=$NATIVELIBDIR $EA $z $z2 -cp $CP jgi.BBDukF $@”

Change that to:
local CMD=”java $EA $z $z2 -cp $CP jgi.BBDukF $@”

…and then it should not encounter any JNI-related problems.

Thanks!