Help/Support Can't access iOSGods website from my iPhone

[The_Don 1 iPhone Xr 12.1]

2 minutes ago, Laxus said:

Open the file with text edit option

Already did, and that's what I found man ?

[Rook 561.7k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

16 minutes ago, The_Don said:

Already did, and that's what I found man ?

Are you using any VPNs?

[Guest]

15 minutes ago, The_Don said:

Already did, and that's what I found man ?

command not found from lines 6 through 14 

This shows when you open the file with text editor? Or when you click it and hit run?

[XPG. 1.6k iPhone 12 Pro Max 14.2.1]

Third party repo/app changed your host file. Be sure to check it out.

[The_Don 1 iPhone Xr 12.1]

5 hours ago, DiDA said:

Are you using any VPNs?

Nope! I have only installed AppSync Unified, iCleaner, Filza File Manager and YouTube Tools, nothing else.

[The_Don 1 iPhone Xr 12.1]

6 hours ago, Zimon said:

command not found from lines 6 through 14 

This shows when you open the file with text editor? Or when you click it and hit run?

It's a summary of what I see when I open the file with text editor. It starts with:

bash-4.4$ cd "/etc" ; ./hosts

./hosts: line 6: 127.0.0.1: command

not found

./hosts: line 7: 255.255.255.255:

command not found

./hosts: line 8: : : 1: command not

found

 

And so on...

6 hours ago, Ray.SingSing. said:

Third party repo/app changed your host file. Be sure to check it out.

How can I verify this?

[XPG. 1.6k iPhone 12 Pro Max 14.2.1]

41 minutes ago, The_Don said:

It's a summary of what I see when I open the file with text editor. It starts with:

bash-4.4$ cd "/etc" ; ./hosts

./hosts: line 6: 127.0.0.1: command

not found

./hosts: line 7: 255.255.255.255:

command not found

./hosts: line 8: : : 1: command not

found

 

And so on...

How can I verify this?

Did you use any hack from other source other than iOSGods? If yes, remove their repo related tweaks.

to add up another method to remove the ip from host. You can do the following by using PC than filza alone.

Use winscp, search for your device IP address under wifi. 

Connect using root. Password: alpine (default)

go to /etc

open up the file using notepad.

post your result here.

 

Updated July 11, 2018 by Ray.SingSing.

[The_Don 1 iPhone Xr 12.1]

14 hours ago, Ray.SingSing. said:

Did you use any hack from other source other than iOSGods? If yes, remove their repo related tweaks.

to add up another method to remove the ip from host. You can do the following by using PC than filza alone.

Use winscp, search for your device IP address under wifi. 

Connect using root. Password: alpine (default)

go to /etc

open up the file using notepad.

post your result here.

 

I can't even access the iOSGods's Repo, it's like something is preventing me any access on the iPhone ? I'll remove some tweaks first to see what happens. If it doesn't work, I'll try the other method you said!

[Laxus 812.1k iPhone 5s 10.3.3]

16 hours ago, The_Don said:

It's a summary of what I see when I open the file with text editor. It starts with:

bash-4.4$ cd "/etc" ; ./hosts

./hosts: line 6: 127.0.0.1: command

not found

./hosts: line 7: 255.255.255.255:

command not found

./hosts: line 8: : : 1: command not

found

 

And so on...

How can I verify this?

This is when you run it as command line not open it with text editor

[The_Don 1 iPhone Xr 12.1]

7 minutes ago, Laxus said:

This is when you run it as command line not open it with text editor

True, this is what I really found opening it with text editor:

 

##

# Host Database

# localhost is used to configure the

loopback interface

# when system is booting. Do not

change this entry.

##

127.0.0.1     localhost

255.255.255.255 broadcasthost

::1    localhost

0.0.0.1 iosgods.com

0.0.0.1 www.iosgods.com

0.0.0.1 iosgods.com

0.0.0.1 www.iosgods.com

0.0.0.1 iosgods.com

0.0.0.1 www.iosgods.com

 

Is that was DiDA was refering to?? How do I fix this??