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Android user profiles (work profile, MIUI Second Space, Private Space,
secondary users) each give the same package its own UID in the
namespace `<user>*100000 + <app_id>`. Previously every pkg→UID
resolver used plain `pm list packages -U`, which only emits UIDs for
the primary user, so the work-profile copy of Telegram kept seeing
the VPN even though the user had marked Telegram as a target.
Switch every resolver to `pm list packages -U --user all`. The pm
output format for multi-profile apps is comma-separated on one line:
package:com.android.chrome uid:10187,1010187
Each call site now splits on `,` and emits one UID per line so every
profile's copy is individually matched by the hooks. No UI changes —
"mark Telegram as a target" just now means "in every profile it's
installed in".
Resolvers touched (all places found by an audit, no duplicates left):
Shell (boot-time):
kmod/module/service.sh
zygisk/module/service.sh
portshide/module/vpnhide_ports_apply.sh
Kotlin (save-time via suExec):
AppPickerScreen.kt — buildUidResolver
AppHidingScreen.kt — buildHidingUidResolver
ShellUtils.kt — ensureSelfInTargets
TargetsCache.kt — PM_LIST batch script + parser
Verified on a Pixel 4a with a managed profile (user 10):
- Chrome toggled in LZ on primary → both 10187 and 1010187 land in
/data/system/vpnhide_uids.txt.
- Primary-only apps (Ozon, etc.) still resolve to a single UID.
- ensureSelfInTargets correctly adds both UIDs when vpnhide is
installed across profiles.
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| customize.sh | ||
| module.prop | ||
| post-fs-data.sh | ||
| service.sh | ||