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I have an bash script which I wan't to start with arguments by an app. Currently I can generate the command, but how can I execute it? This app is for jailbroken phones only. Any solutions for this? searched alot, but didn't found anything. Nate If this is a jailbreak app, you can run the command by passing it to the system() function that's part of the OS , or one of the exec functions. So, if you decide to install your script at /Applications/MyApp.app/myscript.sh , then in your app, you could use: int result = system("/Applications/MyApp.app/myscript.sh argument1 argument2"); You can

I have successfully created a Cydia repo, and am hosting an app that I am developing, and it installs fine, but for some reason I can't get the app icon to display when clicking the package in Cydia. As of right now the app icon in Cydia looks like the following, The app icon shows when the app is installed on the device, and I was told the app needs to be installed before the icon will show up in Cydia, so I installed the app on my device, but the icon is still not showing up. I also added the Icon: file:/// line to the control file. I can't seem to figure out why the icon isn't showing, as

There are 3 kinds of situations about this problem. During the development, I can restart the iPhone and reinstall the app to solve this problem. At first, this problem often occurs in the jailbreak iPhone, so we think that there may be something wrong with the Provisioning Profiles. But now, more and more users complain about this (could not receive push), who use the normal iPhone (not jailbreak) and download our app from the App Store. So, I'm confused, and a little worried, about why our app doesn't show in the notification center, and how we can help the users to solve the problem. Many

I'm investigating what APIs are available for accessing the SIM toolkit, does anything exist? (Yes I know any use of such an API wouldn't permit the app to be submitted to the app store) 1) You can take a look at CoreTelephony framework (disassemble it). It has bunch of functions around SimToolkit like: CTServerConnectionCopySimToolkitMenu CTServerConnectionSelectSimToolkitMenuItem and so on. 2)You can take a look (disassemble) at /System/Library/SpringBoardPlugins/SimToolkitUI.servicebundle/SimToolkitUI You will be able to see what functions are used there (you will see a lot of functions

I would like to know where the -(void)unlock (or whatever is called) used when we "slide to unlock" on the LockScreen is. Has anyone an idea ? Try these iOS 4 - 5 SBAwayController -(void)_finishedUnlockAttemptWithStatus:(char) Argument will be non zero (I don't quite sure it will always be 1 when device is unlocked) when device is about to be unlocked. iOS 6 SBAwayController -(void)_finishUnlockWithSound:(char) unlockSource:(int) isAutoUnlock:(char) iOS 7 SBLockScreenViewController -(void)finishUIUnlockFromSource:(int) Divya Bhalodiya You can use by calling the method GSEventLockDevice ();