Bummibaer

Hello people of iOSGods. I noticed many tutorials which show people how to log into their devices using SSH as a requirement to use the tutorial. I also noticed that many use the default password "alpine" for both, the mobile and the root user. This is a security risk and can be abused by malware or people on open wifi networks to delete, corrupt, or steal your data. In this tutorial I will show you how to change the passwords. ✻ Requirements ✔ Mobile Terminal / remote SSH tool like PuTTY ✔ knowledge of logging in to accounts via terminal ✻ Tutorial [Hidden Content] ✻ Read more Sometimes people forget stuff. If you forgot your root password my other Tutorial might be useful, too. Click here to find out how to reset your root password

I am yet to discover this. My plans for today were to make template with a popup, but I don't know if I'll have time for that. If you are farmiliar with Objective C you can also take a look at the Apple's documentation: https://developer.apple.com/reference/uikit/uialertcontroller

Thanks!

Cool.

How did you zip it? Maybe you accidentally created a sub-folder in the archive.

Sounds useful, thank you.

I have the same issue once in a while and I suspect a expired certificate to be the issue. No idea how to actually fix this, though. Probably Bdeer4545's method is the best.

Well, this topic is pretty old, no idea if that's still an issue.

Oh wow, so many pages already. Hope I win thought.

Well, the errors are pretty self-explaining. The UIAlertView is not supported since 9.0 anymore, you need to use an alternative like UIAlertController now.

Is you device connected via usb or only wifi? If it is wifi you could try to change the following: Of your iDevice via putty: debugserver *:23 --attach=1932 (*:23 is a wildcard. The debugserver will accept any connection from any adress at port 23.) and on your pc: process connect connect://192.168.0.2:23

Nice, thank you.

Oh, very nice.

Ok, here is what's wrong with the code: #include <substrate.h> %hook GDReceiptStore -(void) updateValidationState:(long long)arg1 { return TRUE; // You can't return true on a function that is expected to return nothing (void), you have to set arg1 to something and return %orig } %end %hook BMBoomAudioSystemController -(void) updateSystemState:(long long)arg1 { arg1 = ; // you can't make an empty assignment return %orig; } %end // you cannot have a . there, no idea how to fix this though %hook Boom.BMAnalyticsHandler -(void) trackPurchaseCompleted:(id)arg1 isRestore:(bool) { arg2 = TRUE; return %orig; } %end // here you are missing the arguments from 10 to 12, so add arg10, arg11, arg12 to the correct places %hook FBSDKServerConfiguration -(id) initWithAppID:(id)arg1 appName:(id)arg2 loginTooltipEnabled:(bool)arg3 loginTooltipText:(id)arg4 defaultShareMode:(id)arg5 advertisingIDEnabled:(bool)arg6 implicitLoggingEnabled:(bool)arg7 implicitPurchaseLoggingEnabled:(bool)arg8 systemAuthenticationEnabled:(bool)arg9 dialogConfigurations:(id) timestamp:(id) errorConfiguration:(id) { arg3 = TRUE; arg6 = FALSE; arg7 = TRUE; arg8 = TRUE; arg9 = TRUE; return %orig; } %end

Won't solve the problem though.

Thanks

You have syntax errors. Show your Tweak.xm because thee seems to be a lot of stuff wrong.

Your MAC adress might be blacklisted. Try SpoofMAC from the BigBoss repo to spoof your MAC and try again.

Thanks, that'll surely help me a lot.

Where exactly do you upload anything in iFile?

As far as I know Apple does not sign versions below 10.2.1 anymore. So it is not possible for now to do both, update and jailbreak.

Nice, thank you.

It should, but I had a problem where I renamed some stuff in my patcher and forgot to rename the pref bundle name in the Tweak.xm and had problems, too.