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[ASK] how to edit plist file using MS


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Hi, I have a problem when im trying to edit plis for my patcher. I dont know how to implement that into MS code. I want to build a binary hack rather than DIY hack. thank you.

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Use a postinst script and sed command.

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Sorry my mistakes.. I mean deb hack, package hack or whatever it is. I'm new so I dont know what should I called this method. :)

 

@@DiDA

thanks for reply.
I never use postinst in iOS before. can you give me an example?

now Im still trying to find the fastest way to get path directory.
Im using grep but it takes about 10 minutes to finish. do you have any other way @@DiDA?

 

here is the command i used:

iPhone:~ root# grep -rl playerMoney /var/mobile/Containers
/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/36D127EE-8BF2-4CF3-A2AD-6835A2E8D9A8/FashionCity.app/WorldOfFashion
/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/850C2FB4-84F2-4749-8A93-B1BF1D7A87A6/Restaurant.app/jure_save.sav
Updated by xblack
Posted

@

Sorry my mistakes.. I mean deb hack, package hack or whatever it is. I'm new so I dont know what should I called this method. :)

 

@@DiDA

thanks for reply.

I never use postinst in iOS before. can you give me an example?

now Im still trying to find the fastest way to get path directory.

Im using grep but it takes about 10 minutes to finish. do you have any other way @@DiDA?

 

here is the command i used:

 

iPhone:~ root# grep -rl playerMoney /var/mobile/Containers
/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/36D127EE-8BF2-4CF3-A2AD-6835A2E8D9A8/FashionCity.app/WorldOfFashion
/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/850C2FB4-84F2-4749-8A93-B1BF1D7A87A6/Restaurant.app/jure_save.sav

You should use a * for the directory name without App Names turned on. It's different for eaxh user afaik.

Posted (edited)

@DiDA thanks for the advice for sed. 
I already find the solution.

here is the command :

find [path] -name [namefile] -exec sed -i "s/[datatosearch]/[datatoreplace]/g" {} \;
Updated by xblack

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