by TheBrew » Sat Oct 03, 2020 11:20 am
This happens when the app is running in the foreground with the screen on? iOS 14 kills any backgrounding apps within 30 seconds.
I recently added a timeout-check that'll try reconnecting if there's been no sign of life from the device for 10 seconds. Previously that was a whole minute. So just in case that's it, I've attached two configuration files here. Try importing the 60Second into ShutterSnitch and see if that makes any difference. The DefaultTimeout file just lets you revert to the standard 10 seconds.
On iOS 14, you can import by: Tapping the ssconfig file in this post, let it download and tap the download button in the address bar, tap the download, tap the box with an arrow going out of it, tap ShutterSnitch in the apps-list. (Geeeez, "easy". I'm sure iOS 15 will add a few extra steps.. ;)
If that doesn't help, you could try turning on Traffic Inspector at the bottom of the ShutterSnitch settings and see if the log points out any interesting when the connection drops.
Do you move around a lot while shooting?
Does it also happen if you're in a completely different location? Say, another address where there would be less wi-fi congestion.
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60SecondTimeout.ssconfig
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DefaultTimeout.ssconfig
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