ipad air stuck in trust/don't trust loop? about libimobiledevice

[michaljirman]

Same issue occured with iPhone 4S running iOS 7.0.3, Tested on Debian Wheezy with libimobiledevice v1.1.5.

[pdefert]

Same issue with ipad2 on ios 7.0.4 under ubuntu 13.10 with libimobiledevice.so.4.0.1 and libusbmuxd.so.2.0.0

[dkatargin]

Same issue with iPad Mini(2012) on ios 7.0.4. Gentoo with libimobiledevice 1.1.5.

[liaojie]

Same issue with iPad Air on ios 7.0.4(11B554a)

The linux dist is Fedora 19 X86_64 , with kernel version 3.12.6-200, libimobiledevice version 1.1.5

[leonidaslalagon]

The same goes for iphone 4 with iOS 7.0.4 with S.O. gentoo linux kernel 3.5.7 and libimobiledevice 1.1.5

[russellballestrini]

Same "Trust/Don't Trust" loop with iPhone 4s with IOS 7.0.4 and Fedora 20 using libimobiledevice 1.1.5

libimobiledevice.x86_64 1.1.5-3.fc20 installed

iOS 7 seems to have changed it's protocol/communication. Apparently this caused Apple to patch this Trust/Don't Trust functionality: http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/iphone-hacked-60-seconds-malicious-charger-mactans-496078

[tgalal]

same problem, IOS 7.0.4, libimobiledevice 1.1.5, on gentoo kernel 3.12.6

[frsto]

When I install the latest versions of usbmuxd and libimobiledevice from github (and required libplist in v 1.11) it works. The issues (trust/don't trust loop) seems to be currently fixed : wait for the stable version or build your version from latest sources.

@frsto Could you post a specific list with all the packages and versions that are in your solution?

[frsto]

Clone each project with "git clone " command :

• libimobiledevice
  Git clone URL : https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libimobiledevice.git
• libplist
  Git clone URL : https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libplist.git
• usbmuxd
  Git clone URL : https://github.com/libimobiledevice/usbmuxd.git

Build each project with following commands : (if depedency error, resolve it with "apt-get install " - or any other source manager - before going to the next step)

./autogen.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install

All the dependencies required are listed in the README file of each project.

Version currently deployed on my testing virtual machine :

adminuser@adminuser-VirtualBox ~/Documents/libimobiledevice/libimobiledevice $ pkg-config --modversion libplist
1.11

adminuser@adminuser-VirtualBox ~/Documents/libimobiledevice/libimobiledevice $ pkg-config --modversion libimobiledevice-1.0
1.1.6

adminuser@adminuser-VirtualBox ~/Documents/libimobiledevice $ pkg-config --modversion libusbmuxd
1.0.8

I have access to the iPhone in the document browser but it a little unstable... Sharing Internet connection works great.

[themaddoctor]

I, too, have gotten it to work. In addition to the above, I installed the git versions of
libusbmuxd and ifuse. On the iPad, I needed to install afc2add from the Cydia app store.
To get the dependencies right, install in this order:
libplist
libusbmuxd
libimobiledevice
usbmuxd
ifuse

@frsto I think it worked because your pc's io is controlled by windows then forwarded to virutalbox.
It still doesn't work for me. ;_;

[themaddoctor]

I don't understand your comment, Jeroen.
I use GNU/Linux as my operating system.
It sounds like frsto does, too.

It's still stuck in the trust loop

On Sunday, January 26, 2014, themaddoctor [email protected] wrote:

I don't understand your comment, Jeroen.
I use GNU/Linux as my operating system.
It sounds like frsto does, too.

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[themaddoctor]

Do you have the tools to build the packages?

Yes.
All the dependencys.
Cmake,make,automake

On Sunday, January 26, 2014, themaddoctor [email protected] wrote:

Do you have the tools to build the packages?

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[themaddoctor]

Did you build the packages from git sources?

Yes.

On Sunday, January 26, 2014, themaddoctor [email protected] wrote:

Did you build the packages from git sources?

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[themaddoctor]

Sorry. Maybe someone who uses Windows can help?

I hate windows it wasted 9 years of my life.
And I made a program for linux that needs this library working

On Sunday, January 26, 2014, themaddoctor [email protected] wrote:

Sorry. Maybe someone who uses Windows can help?

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[themaddoctor]

I switched 10+ years ago because I just got fed up with it crashing all the time.
Since then, I have found more reasons to use gnu/linux. Like the ability to
actually get things done, and done with no monetary cost.
I don't like the tile-based interface of the new
distributions, but if you don't mind it, then I would recommend Ubuntu
(ubuntu.com).

Good luck.

No thanks I used Arch and am now on Crunchbang

On Sunday, January 26, 2014, themaddoctor [email protected] wrote:

I switched 10+ years ago because I just got fed up with it crashing all
the time.
Since then, I have found more reasons to use gnu/linux. Like the ability to
actually get things done, and done with no monetary cost.
I don't like the tile-based interface of the new
distributions, but if you don't mind it, then I would recommend Ubuntu
(ubuntu.com).

Good luck.

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[themaddoctor]

Only suggestion I have left is to manually delete any traces of old versions and
start building these packages again. If iFuse accidentally linked to the old libimobiledevice,
then it could explain your persistent problem. Don't forget about the files in pkgconfig's
directory, the headers, and the library files.

[esetleges]

Followed these instructions:

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I, too, have gotten it to work. In addition to the above, I installed the git versions of
libusbmuxd and ifuse. On the iPad, I needed to install afc2add from the Cydia app store.
To get the dependencies right, install in this order:
libplist
libusbmuxd
libimobiledevice
usbmuxd
ifuse

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First try on Ubuntu 13.04 (previous version of libimobiledevice were installed - could remove coz it got many dep-ies) didnt work:( (previous libimobiledevice in the /usr/lib folder while these files install to the /usr/local/lib)

Second try freshly installed 14.04. ----> Working!
Time to time you need to install the "...-dev" or "lib..." or "lib...-dev" versions of dep.-ies to make ./autogen.sh (./configure) run without error msg.

Tested on iPad mini 2 with Jailbreak ---> OK
Tested on iPhone 4s without Jailbreak ---> Appered only once in the system but couldnt mount it
iOS 7.0.4 (Passcode off)
Sources from here: https://github.com/libimobiledevice (exept dep.-ies)

[pmnordkvist]

Compiling according to instructions from esetleges work fine for me on Debian/Cubian.

These libs:
libplist
libusbmuxd
libimobiledevice
usbmuxd
ifuse

Tried on iPhone 5 with iOS7.

However the trust dialog appears on "unpair". Is that supposed to happen?

[jwestboston]

This is also an issue on Fedora 20. iPhone 4S is stuck in a "Trust This Computer?" loop.

[wyatt8740]

By editing the makefiles after configuring with '--prefix=/usr' didn't fix all the paths, I got it to compile and work properly.

[FunkyM]

Please wait for the stable version or build your version from latest sources only which has proper support for handling of the trust dialog.