jailbreak

All a person need to do is take a regular iOS device and visit http://tui.tongbu.com/m/iphone.html and click the big grey button with the apple logo, and then click install. Then the tui app will be installed. How are they able to distribute this app on non-jailbroken devices without the app store? And how can this be replicated? 1) They may signed it with enterprise distribution key and in such case they are violating Apple agreement. Otherwise, they have an app on AppStore and they downloaded IPA through iTunes and put on their website. As result, they have signed IPA (enterprise or appstore

I want to know how to deploy test app on iPhone 4.3.2. with XCode 4.3 but without buying a licence. I have jailbreak on it and installed AppSync4.0+ The reason why I ask this is because I am porting an app from Qt and I want to see it how it behaves under iOS. I have been using Qt4iOS and got everything build when using simulator. Now I want to see it on my device. When I try it I got some key chain error. Provide me with some links or ideas. ... everything is possible. It's about the effort needed. And the effort for this can be very low. Especially because your device is are already

I am facing these errors when i execute this command "./make.sh" To build ldid utility for jailbreak tweaks development Bilals-Mac:ldid billy$ ./make.sh + g++ -arch i386 -arch x86_64 -arch ppc -arch armv6 -o ldid ldid.cpp -I. -x c lookup2.c sha1.c Undefined symbols for architecture i386: "SHA1Result(SHA1Context*, unsigned char*)", referenced from: sha1(unsigned char*, unsigned char*, unsigned long) in ldid-6MHU04.o "SHA1Input(SHA1Context*, unsigned char const*, unsigned int)", referenced from: sha1(unsigned char*, unsigned char*, unsigned long) in ldid-6MHU04.o "SHA1Reset(SHA1Context*)",

Basically I am wondering if it is possible to run a console script (.sh) from an iPhone App. The script is written to download a program from a repository that I set up, respring, then after a set time delete the program and respring again, so it needs root privileges, and is interactive in that the user can set how long the program will be kept. I have the bash script written, and it works fine when called from mobile terminal, but is there any way to do this from within a (jailbroken) app (without using mobile terminal / SSH / Bossprefs)? Or is there an overall better way to achieve this?

Is there any way to push apps to an iphone through an iPhone explorer or something else, where you can bundle up the ipa and copy it onto an unlocked device (or non unlocked even)? How can I push an app to my device without putting it on a cydia repo? Are there instructions on how cydia does this, or would this be out of my depth (considering I dont know the intricacies of the iphone). This is a customized app I have developed, I just need a way to push it to the device without worrying about the approval process, and I want to keep it on the device past the 3 month provisioning profile period

I've been trying to use SBSettings toggles to turn things on or off--like Airplane Mode, WiFi, SSH, etc--but I just can't figure out why my code works for some of these toggles and not all. Granted, I'm only talking about "simple" toggles; not toggles that bring up their own window with their own controls like for volume or brightness. I've been able to successfully turn on/off 3G, data, my ringer, the mywi toggle... things like that, but I can't figure why some of the toggles--Airplane Mode, Bluetooth, WiFi--on my phone won't respond to the same code that works with the other things mentioned

I am trying to write a MobileSubstrate plugin which hooks into a C-method. I tried to edit the famous "ExampleHook", by just writing a demo MSHook and hook it in the Initialize method. This is probably too optimistic and it doesn't work. But I cannot find anywhere a simple example of a MSHookFunction(). There is barely information about this on the Internet. It might be possible I misunderstood the whole concept of MSHookFunction. Please, can anybody help me out with a little example code? I would deeply appreciate any help. Best regards, Marc Backes I realize you have found this, but I am