development

[vivid dew]

stfu

[twilit jungle]

[indigo peak]

you’re precious

[misty cradle]

stfu

[indigo peak]

@misty cradle youre also precious

[misty cradle]

thank you

[next wadi]

[tepid olive]

[indigo peak]

[grim sparrow]

[pearl sail]

[tepid olive]

[lime pivot]

error messages like that go to stderr, not stdout, you'd need to redirect using which ssh 2>&1 to do that

though you shouldn't rely on exact error messages typically

if ! hash ssh 2>/dev/null; then
  echo 'get some ssh bro'
  exit 1
fi``` cleaner approach

did dicsord not reply to the message

was replying to this

I do not know what you just realised

std meaning the c++ stdlib though in this case

too many standard things can we just like have less standards

[untold river]

just dont have standards

[pearl sail]

tap the relevant xkcd comic

[twilit jungle]

[unkempt seal]

Hey guys, I’m having a weird issue with my tweak Selenium, specifically the last update on Dynastic repo (v1.2.0).

Basically devices on Taurine can install it without any problems, but devices on Unc0ver are getting a dpkg error saying that there’s a preinst script but it is not found (see screenshot), and I could not find anything online about that.

Is it a problem with the dpkg version itself (as it is different between those 2 jailbreaks)? Or is it a problem on my end?

The full source code is available on https://www.github.com/lgariv/Selenium

[hardy glen]

wheres the screenshot

[unkempt seal]

oops

Lol

[hardy glen]

@unkempt seal try to comment everything out in postinst and preinst or have a simple echo command

and try on unc0ver

[unkempt seal]

The thing is that those scripts are needed for a proper behavior of the tweak

[hardy glen]

Yea but most likely it could be the contents of the scripts that are causing this issue

[unkempt seal]

I’ll try it when I’ll get home, but it looks to me as if dpkg doesn’t even read those scripts according to the error

[indigo peak]

Anyone know why this isn’t working?

[tepid olive]

downgrade make

[lime pivot]

you have #!/usr/bin/bash, that should be #!/bin/bash

[indigo peak]

How to downgrade on Sileo

[lime pivot]

long press modify button

[indigo peak]

Thank you

[lime pivot]

you should also have Pre-Depends: bash because bash won't be installed by default on procursus soon (or it already changed? idk)

[indigo peak]

Thank

[lime pivot]

however, the things you're doing in the maintenance scripts are a little icky, you shouldn't need those scripts at all

at minimum, you shouldn't need to fix permissions in postinst. you should be fixing the perms in your source theos project

at maximum, don't patch system files 😬

[tepid olive]

also that's a lot of unnecessary boilerplate code there

you're constantly assigning a variable and then only using it once

[grim sparrow]

UX is my passion

[lime pivot]

at least that one was long before your time so I can't blame you

[grim sparrow]

[gusty pelican]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/667091911118422016/897888555899174963/ic1ic8jjkys71.png

[indigo peak]

int**

[gentle grove]

now you're correcting a typo

[restive ether]

that’s a pretty long haul change i doubt you’ll see any time soon

i do agree having 3 shells is bleh

but sh should definitely be dash and zsh is a way better user shell so

[restive ether]

how did you manage that

[tepid olive]

seems like a procursus moment

#781041045760770049 message

[restive ether]

that looks different

[indigo peak]

Procursus moment

I updated like 12 packages

And it broke

[restive ether]

what’s your libiosexec version number

[restive ether]

there it’s fixed

[indigo peak]

It works now

Thanks

[grim sparrow]

alias ugh = 'rm -rf ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData'

[gentle grove]

what's that

[grim sparrow]

if you're having a bad time with xcode just run ugh

all your issues will be fixed instantly

[gentle grove]

interesting

[restive ether]

ratio

[grim sparrow]

counter ratio

[indigo peak]

counter counter ratio

[high citrus]

Could live text be ported to A11, once there is a public jailbreak for iOS 15? Or does it really require the extra transistors of the A12?

[tepid olive]

it could be

there's NotLiveText but maybe something closer to the original can be done?

apparently A11 Neural Engine only has like 1 or 2 cores

[grim sparrow]

Yes

It’s one bool

It could be ported to any device in theory

It would just be slow

[high citrus]

Hmm notlivetext is a paid tweak right?

And isn’t really livetext (just ocr, without the Apple magic I need lol)

[tepid olive]

I think so

[high citrus]

Might be worth it, don’t think it would be that slow.

[grim sparrow]

Poomsmart looked into it when the beta first launched

[tepid olive]

intel macs don’t have the ml engine but it’s still pretty fast

[grim sparrow]

Im sure its fast as fuck on my dual core i5

[tepid olive]

ur macbook isn’t supported by monterey

[grim sparrow]

yes it is?

its running monterey right now

[tepid olive]

isn’t it a 2014

[grim sparrow]

2015

[tepid olive]

ah

[grim sparrow]

if it wasn't I'd be very confused because its been running monterey since June

[tepid olive]

that mac is on life support

wonder how monterey runs on my 2011 macbook pro

[grim sparrow]

it has been for years

[tepid olive]

i hope they don’t drop support for my 5k iMac

it runs monterey better than my 2020 pro

[twilit jungle]

All macs are obsolete now, please upgrade to iPadOS for latest software.

[high citrus]

When is it gonna release officially, beta launch feels like a decade ago

[grim sparrow]

either october/november, my bets on a release date being confirmed after the mac event next week

[high citrus]

Oh alright, makes sense, because they might launch the new macs with the new os

[vivid dew]

i don’t think software should be released until it’s ready

[twilit jungle]

true

[pearl sail]

i dont think

[lethal kayak]

therefore you’re not

[pearl sail]

I'm not alive

[tepid olive]

biased

[gusty pelican]

you mean based

[tepid olive]

no he’s biased

[gusty pelican]

based

fix your autocrrect

[opal ridge]

how am i supposed to compile altdaemon on iOS

got swiftc cctools iPhoneOS.sdk MacOSX.sdk and ld64

[grim sparrow]

willing to bet you run make at some point

[opal ridge]

yes

[tepid olive]

@burnt wagon

nya :3

[grim sparrow]

nya :3

[solemn quiver]

way to be subtle ios

nya :3

[tepid olive]

imagine not uninstalling the tips app

[soft lark]

it was unironically useful to me once

i was fighting with auto switching airpods and it popped and told me how to turn it off

[vivid dew]

copypaste developer here

[tepid olive]

copypasta developer here (i am nepeta's alt)

[cloud sundial]

Bet

[misty cradle]

@cloud sundial

[cloud sundial]

@misty cradle

[misty cradle]

gm

[gusty pelican]

Gm

[spring pollen]

How did you guys learn how to make tweaks?

[weary heath]

#development message

Is there a way I can see what a hooked method returns?

[quaint wigeon]

@bright hornet happy birthday

[vivid dew]

hook it

[bright hornet]

ty

[vivid dew]

@bright hornet happy birthday big man

[bright hornet]

[ocean raptor]

Anyone here ever present a UIAlertViewController from cli?

[restive ether]

no

[ocean raptor]

Ok

Give me developer

[twilit jungle]

Developer is only given to folks that copy paste other people source code

[pearl sail]

Yes he copied Saurik's ldid code let him have the role

[ocean raptor]

I do that all the time, literally violate saurik and sbingner's GPL everyday

[pearl sail]

You have mastered reading spaghetti code so quickly

[ocean raptor]

One would think that, but instead I just piss off saurik

[pearl sail]

as they say sucks to suck

[ocean raptor]

If anyone can help me with this lmk in procursus server, I'm leaving

[twilit jungle]

[faint timber]

Mf you never fixed ldid for a15 don’t leave

[pearl sail]

gone

[late ridge]

NSLog(@"%@", %orig);

[grim sparrow]

This approach is arguably not ideal

You will call orig again when you presumably return it at the end

And calling it twice can cause issues in certain functions

you’re better doing id orig = %orig;

[late ridge]

ye

good point

[weary heath]

Thanks :)

[grim sparrow]

Or wherever type you’re playing with

[weary heath]

And then return orig right

[grim sparrow]

Yep

[indigo peak]

Gm

[grim sparrow]

id orig = %orig;
NSLog(@“[YourTweak] functionName = %@“, orig);
return orig;

Is my go to

[late ridge]

Gm

[grim sparrow]

on mobile, sorry for sucky formatting

[late ridge]

https://chr1s.dev/sharex/files/WUK2LBP.png

does this mean the function is rly empty??

I mean all it does is return, but why would there be an empty function

[twilit jungle]

So that subclass can override it to have custom behavior

[late ridge]

ooh true I forgot abt that

[faint timber]

@grave sparrow ported my rust to c++ finally

need to transfer the rest of the instructions now

gtg

[late ridge]

https://chr1s.dev/sharex/files/Q7pGw5i.png

[surreal mountain]

[late ridge]

🥑 ✨

[twilit jungle]

Avocado is widget

[indigo peak]

Way to ruin the fun

[twilit jungle]

[surreal mountain]

Could not attach to pid : “58274”
Domain: IDEDebugSessionErrorDomain
Code: 3
Failure Reason: lost connection
User Info: {
DVTRadarComponentKey = 855031;
RawUnderlyingErrorMessage = "lost connection";
}

Literally what

Xcode mac app

[spring pollen]

how do you learn objective c?

[twilit jungle]

uroboro was kind enough to create a guide

[restive ether]

i made a guide too

[spring pollen]

also can you learn and code it on windows?

[restive ether]

called learning objc through not

[weary heath]

https://github.com/teamleviathan/frcoal-tweak-development-guide

[restive ether]

inspirational

[surreal mountain]

my sip is compeltely off rn

also

well

its bc some libraries just

dont work

[faint timber]

progress

[peak quartz]

Anybody knows a tweak that can repack existing ipa on device?

[tepid olive]

depends on the ios version

[peak quartz]

13, why?

[tepid olive]

only one i know of for that version is slightly dubious

[faint timber]

thats not what a tweak is sir

[peak quartz]

Which means?

[faint timber]

not sure why its so hard for you to do it by hand

an ipa is a zip file

[twilit jungle]

Everything is a tweak

[faint timber]

noob

[peak quartz]

I tried that but it’s throwing “failed to open info.plist” file when I try to install

Probably doing something wrong

[faint timber]

because the app is not the root...

[peak quartz]

What do you mean? The app is inside the payload

[faint timber]

Tree:

appname.ipa:
-> Payload
   -> appname.app

@peak quartz

the .app is not the root of the zip

[peak quartz]

It is

[faint timber]

it should never be...

[peak quartz]

Payload -> .app

[tepid olive]

wouldnt be cracked

[faint timber]

weird

[tepid olive]

so you couldnt install it on other devices

[faint timber]

@tepid olive well

[tepid olive]

which i assume is the whole point

[faint timber]

you basically just package it by hand, then replace the encrypted with the decrypted binary

[faint timber]

if its in the correct structure then the issue is your entitlements probably or your Info.plist is somehow corrupt

[peak quartz]

checking this out

[gusty pelican]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/418478500274765826/898642922302488576/Snotty_Boy_Glow_Up_meme_Windows_11-66txtr0fpdU.mp4

[peak quartz]

https://medium.com/@lucideus/extracting-the-ipa-file-and-local-data-storage-of-an-ios-application-be637745624d tried to follow these command lines, got the ipa, still error. there are wrong steps here?

[faint timber]

can you tree the ipa contents

and show us

[peak quartz]

wait i think i got it

i needed to change the bundle identifier inside that plist because i did some nasty hack with injecting a dylib and signing on my device, seems to be solved ill verify this

[frozen kettle]

Hey I was hoping to know how can I detect when an app is in foreground (is opened) while developing in theos...

Just like the shortcut app does with it’s automation andd how activator does detect app launches..

[grim sparrow]

Are you injected into Springboard?

[gritty crystal]

100mb

.

lmao wrong channel nvm

[tardy narwhal]

it’s okay father Steve

[gritty crystal]

i didnt bother to narrow scope to #general

my fault

[grim sparrow]

I want to know how you got to that point

Ah

[hardy glen]

clang-format for logos

[tepid olive]

Alacritty true

I wanna try that on my mac

[hardy glen]

what alacritty?

i am going to try to run my implementation on mac and see if it works next

i just hate using tmux along with neovim since it causes color/speed issues

[ocean raptor]

I figured it out, ok bye

[hardy glen]

it works on mac

@tepid olive could you test this for me

[tepid olive]

um sure

wait

im busy now maybe in a bit

[hardy glen]

okay

its embedded with a tokenlogger

[tepid olive]

I love those

poggers

[indigo peak]

gameseagull with da clang

[hardy glen]

finally decided to fuck with clang-format and make it usable with logos

[indigo peak]

nice

[hardy glen]

its like a formatter paired along with clang-format. it is mainly built for that type of use

so it should be easy to configure with vscode and vim,etc

so you can actually format your logos files

[indigo peak]

so hear me out

fuck logos

[hardy glen]

[indigo peak]

and i rewrite gameseagull in pure objc

[hardy glen]

the thing about clang format is that you got alot of options to choose from so this could actually make your life easier

allign block syntax

[indigo peak]

yeah i dont think that tales extension for vscode has code align

so thats useful

[hardy glen]

it doesn’t have formatting. its just a syntax plugin iirc

its like using vim with syntax formatting and snippets

[indigo peak]

yeah its just syntax

but formatting would be nice

[hardy glen]

wait what do you use to make tweaks

wsl?

[indigo peak]

primarily now yeah

i use wsl and open the tweak.x/m files in vscode

but when im at school i dont have that luxury, so i use an online code editor thing and then i email my phone the changed code

[hardy glen]

yea i am pretty sure you can configure custom formatters on vscode

its just providing bin and args

[indigo peak]

too much work

id rather use something someone already made

[hardy glen]

like two lines

[indigo peak]

theres more of a chance that it would work

[indigo peak]

2 lines is 2 lines

[hardy glen]

oh you mean like a vscode plugin

[indigo peak]

tbh, anything that works

doesnt have to be a plugin

[hardy glen]

this works

its a formatter, it uses clang-format

https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html

[indigo peak]

interesting

[hardy glen]

then you can use chromium style

or something else

make a .clang-format file in your project and BasedOnStyle: Chromium

and boom

https://google.github.io/styleguide/objcguide.html

[indigo peak]

very interesting

[hardy glen]

its made to be up to apples standards i think

@indigo peak https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormatStyleOptions.html

wrong link

hold up

[indigo peak]

we dont talk about my variable naming

[hardy glen]

check that link out^

look at the options can modify

[indigo peak]

thats a lot of options

that i dont think i will ever need to touch

besides like 3 of them

[hardy glen]

you can use a style which already has all preconfigured. and change default values

[untold river]

poor little i

[hardy glen]

if you got llvm installed, you can try it out rq

alright next project logos lsp server

[frozen kettle]

Yess

[grim sparrow]

Then you can pull the front most application from SBApplication

[indigo peak]

@faint timber happy birthday big man

[faint timber]

Rip teenage status

Thanks

Big 0x14

I’m still a teenager in hex

[indigo peak]

thats rude

[tepid olive]

bored as fuck gonna rewrite my cydia repo downloader

[restive ether]

white

[tepid olive]

yeah

[indigo peak]

[tepid olive]

gay fr

[faint timber]

@grave sparrow

[brazen timber]

[gentle grove]

hey guys fun fact

in C "11" + 1 is "1"

[native dune]

ok

[gentle grove]

it's true

[pearl sail]

Praying for the ban

[gentle grove]

why fr

who put fr and why

[tepid olive]

you have been fr'd, stop resisting

[snow python]

Why must you do this

[gentle grove]

people make fun of JS

but never of C

[snow python]

To be fair, JS is a weird language

And I have spent the last 2 years doing nothing but TS/JS

Like the fact that undefined is an object

Though there are a lot of things I really like about JS

[late ridge]

in lolcode it's twelve

https://chr1s.dev/sharex/files/7lWIJeo.png

lolcode > C

[gentle grove]

wtf is that

[late ridge]

http://www.lolcode.org/

[gentle grove]

nice, a broken ssl cert

[brazen timber]

that's worse than it being 1

[gentle grove]

honestly it's not

[late ridge]

^

[gentle grove]

imo

[brazen timber]

ideally "11" + 1 should refuse to compile

[gentle grove]

well C is simple

you get a warning in literally any linter

[late ridge]

YARN + a NUMBR in lolcode uses integer math

[gentle grove]

and in literally any compiler

nevermind

gcc doesn't warn you

lmao

[brazen timber]

yeah

[gentle grove]

clang does though

[brazen timber]

lol

clang on top

i can't live without clang-format

[gentle grove]

wtf does this mean though

what is array indexing

im no C expert

[brazen timber]

strings are const char pointers which are arrays

[gentle grove]

yes

i do know that

[brazen timber]

yeah so it's telling you to index it instead

lol

[gentle grove]

what

can you show what code it's saying should be there instead

if i wanted to append it

also yaml > toml

[brazen timber]

printf(&"11"[1]);

literally says lol

[gentle grove]

so that would output "1"?

[brazen timber]

yes

[gentle grove]

i thought it was saying how to concatenate the string lmao

[brazen timber]

lol

[surreal mountain]

KVO_IS_RETAINING_ALL_OBSERVERS_OF_THIS_OBJECT_IF_IT_CRASHES_AN_OBSERVER_WAS_OVERRELEASED_OR_SMASHED

Ok foundation

[misty cradle]

shut the fuck up

[tepid olive]

anyone have the ios 5.0 sdk

[ashen birch]

refer to this: #development message

[tepid olive]

ok...

kind of rude

[weary heath]

ignore him.. follow this: #development message

[indigo peak]

ignore him. follow this: #development message

[next wadi]

based mister

[tepid olive]

depends, TOML can be nice if you just need flat INI-like configs and don't need null values, but when it gets more complicated with nesting and all, YAML is cleaner

[gentle grove]

yeah\

i still need to convert my config.toml to config.yaml in hugo

and theme.toml maybe, but it doesnt have much nesting

[tepid olive]

idk how that's based he's just being an ass

TOML syntax gets weird in cases like this:

[[foo]]
a = 42
[foo.x]
b = 69
c = 34

[[foo]]
d = 123
[foo.y]
e = 987
f = 666

in YAML:

foo:
  - a: 42
    x:
      b: 69
      c: 34
  - d: 123
    y:
      e: 987
      f: 666

[indigo peak]

ignore him, please refer to this: #development message

[restive ether]

wtf

[tepid olive]

YAML also has some bruh moments though:

>>> yaml.safe_load("""
... countries:
...   - ES
...   - HU
...   - NO
... """)
{'countries': ['ES', 'HU', False]}

avoidable by quoting strings (or using strictyaml but then you fully lose automatic int/bool conversion unless you specify a schema)

[grim sparrow]

Anyone here know what to do when dealing with __NSCFType in Swift

[gentle grove]

wth

[twilit jungle]

Yeah don't use swift

[grim sparrow]

thats literally what I've done

make this one lonely file

only objc code in the whole project

[tepid olive]

L

why isn’t it @hook

would make more sense

would make more sense

[grim sparrow]

it'll be to not conflict with objc

[twilit jungle]

-[WiFiNetwork initWith:]

[grim sparrow]

[prisma grove]

@grim sparrow I believe that’s a memory leak

I think it should be self.passkey = (__bridge_transfer NSString *) WiFiNetworkCopyPassword(reference);

[twilit jungle]

[indigo peak]

[grim sparrow]

[prisma grove]

@grim sparrow And I also think you need to call CFRelease(self.manager); in the dealloc

[grim sparrow]

yeah

heres the thing

its technically never dealloced

[prisma grove]

but it’s good practice, no?

[grim sparrow]

I don't support good practice

[twilit jungle]

lol

[prisma grove]

Also why not, are you only hooking into one process?

[grim sparrow]

its an app and a shared instance is made somewhere else

so its held for the life cycle of the app

[twilit jungle]

Well you better hope getNetworks is called only once as well, otherwise RIP memory

Why does something else own the shared instance instead of itself?

[grim sparrow]

I put everything ndef in one place

[twilit jungle]

[surreal mountain]

@tepid olive unironically most of my data storage uses yaml instead of json

if not a db ofc

[tepid olive]

still can't find the ios 5 sdk

ipg shut off the server it was hosted on

[grim sparrow]

why do you need it

https://github.com/GrowtopiaJaw/iPhoneOS-SDK

[tepid olive]

thanks

[proper reef]

What is the arm64 syscall ABI?

[hardy glen]

daily reminder to use atnt syntax, thanks

[proper reef]

i do

[indigo peak]

agree

[tepid olive]

what's that

[hardy glen]

#development message

refer to this

[tepid olive]

why are you all so rude

[lethal ice]

put the syscall number in x16, arguments are just like a regular function call, then execute svc #0x80

[proper reef]

alright

[lethal ice]

svc immediate doesn't really matter it's ignored but 0x80 is c standard

[proper reef]

thanks

[lethal ice]

np

btw it will trample non callee saved registers

[twilit jungle]

#development message

[snow python]

Is there a work around for cannot link directly with dylib/framework, your binary is not an allowed client when linking with SpringBoard? I realise I could do runtime lookup, but I'm trying to use swift where possible

[twilit jungle]

[lethal ice]

swift

[twilit jungle]

Thats not a swift issue

[lethal ice]

swift is the issue

[proper reef]

how far does that go @twilit jungle

[hardy glen]

heres the history behind atnt syntax, sorry for being rude #development message

[snow python]

Why

[twilit jungle]

Why what?

[twilit jungle]

How far does what go?

[proper reef]

the chain of discord links

[snow python]

4/20 nice

[twilit jungle]

idk what you talking about

[hardy glen]

what chain

?

[proper reef]

nvm

[lethal ice]

the day dgh0st gives a straight answer is the day the world ends

[twilit jungle]

[proper reef]

i think i remember him giving a straight answer at least once

has the world ended already?

[lethal ice]

according to the mayans yea

[proper reef]

is this what the afterlife looks like.

[lethal ice]

since @misty cradle is here it can't be heaven

[twilit jungle]

F

[proper reef]

time to convert my x86_64 assembly code to arm

[lethal ice]

F

[vivid dew]

:uhhw:

[hardy glen]

found fiores daily driver

[ocean raptor]

#import <UserNotifications/UserNotifications.h>
@interface UNUserNotificationCenter
-(id)initWithBundleIdentifier:(id)arg1 ;
@end

int main() {
    UNMutableNotificationContent *content = [[UNMutableNotificationContent alloc] init];
    content.title = @"uinotification test";
    content.body = @"nothing ever works";
    UNUserNotificationCenter *center = [[UNUserNotificationCenter alloc] initWithBundleIdentifier:@"us.procurs.uinotification"];
    [center requestAuthorizationWithOptions:UNAuthorizationOptionAlert completionHandler:^(BOOL success, NSError *error) {
        if (!success) {
            NSLog(@"uinotification: requestAuthorizationWithOptions: %@", error.localizedDescription);
            exit(1);
        }
    }];
    UNNotificationCategory *category = [UNNotificationCategory categoryWithIdentifier:@"us.procurs.uinotification" actions:@[/*action*/]
         intentIdentifiers:@[] options:UNNotificationCategoryOptionHiddenPreviewsShowTitle;
    [center setNotificationCategories:[NSSet setWithObject:category]];
    content.threadIdentifier = @"us.procurs.uinotification";
    UNNotificationRequest *request = [UNNotificationRequest requestWithIdentifier:@"us.procurs.uinotification" content:content trigger:nil];
    [center addNotificationRequest:request withCompletionHandler:^(NSError *error){
        if (error) {
            NSLog(@"uinotification: addNotificationRequest: %@", error.localizedDescription);
            exit(1);
        }
    }];
}

what am I doing wrong?

I'm using the same ents as notificationd in libnotifications

[vivid dew]

bro your runloop?

[twilit jungle]

why run in a loop when you can exit

[tepid olive]

does it work if you use NSNotificationCenter

[twilit jungle]

[vivid dew]

@faint timber happy birthday big man

[lethal ice]

@vivid dew happy birthday big man

[vivid dew]

stfu

[haughty tulip]

@vivid dew happy birthday big man

[indigo peak]

@lethal ice happy birthday big woman

[restive ether]

@vivid dew happy birthday big man

[vivid dew]

go ahead give me the birthday role

[restive ether]

ok

wait

i can’t

.

[vivid dew]

only then can you say happy birthday big man

L

[restive ether]

L

[indigo peak]

blue name tri` >>>>>>>>>>>>>

[ocean raptor]

[tepid olive]

@ocean raptor https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nsnotificationcenter

its deprecated

but works on iOS

might as well try

[twilit jungle]

You realize those are 2 completely different functionalities right?

[restive ether]

my balls and my nuts

[twilit jungle]

don't exist

[restive ether]

proof

[twilit jungle]

They don't exist till you prove they do

[restive ether]

jules said otherwise

[tepid olive]

isn't he trying to send a notification

[restive ether]

yes

[twilit jungle]

Jules only likes lolis so...

[tepid olive]

nsnotificationcenter can do that

iirc

wait nvm

i am r

i got the wrong class name

im so tired

[twilit jungle]

[restive ether]

cat girls smh

[tepid olive]

NSUserNotification

omg

im a r

UserNotifications is so much worse tho

[vivid dew]

what is r

[tepid olive]

dm me for more info

[tepid olive]

what the actual fuck

why are booleans in obj-c yes and no

[twilit jungle]

[tepid olive]

why the fuck does everything start with NS

does that stand for nextstep?

[vivid dew]

can you stop like posting about development in the shitposting channel

[twilit jungle]

[hexed bolt]

i think i'm stupid

but i can't get my icon to work

system literally refuses to load it

can you fking explain this

i have no idea, all sizes are fking correct

[twilit jungle]

windows moment

[hexed bolt]

is there an autotool actually on macOS for this?

i have an source 500x500 png from canva

[vivid dew]

i think your windows font is messed up

[misty cradle]

mf you almost went to heaven

[lethal ice]

no way i would have gone to heaven

[misty cradle]

true

hell

@lethal ice

[vivid dew]

[lethal ice]

guitar just fun

code for money

[untold river]

[tepid olive]

I mean technically JSON is valid YAML but

I use JSON for anything that needs to be automatically updated by a script rather than human-readable

if it's not complex enough to need a DB of course

have been using TOML lately for configs since most of my programs don't need overly complex configuration, but I use YAML for one of them now

[misty cradle]

I mean technically JSON is valid YAML but
I use JSON for anything that needs to be automatically updated by a script rather than human-readable
if it's not complex enough to need a DB of course
have been using TOML lately for configs since most of my programs don't need overly complex configuration, but I use YAML for one of them now

[tepid olive]

[ocean raptor]

man, there has got to be an entitlement to skip notificiation authorization requesting

[tepid olive]

why can't we just do

<key>*</key>
<true/>

maybe u could make some sort of headless app

[grim sparrow]

I think there is

[ocean raptor]

do you know which executable that has it?

or what it is?

[grim sparrow]

im looking now

[ocean raptor]

ok

[next wadi]

i cant code or play guitar well troll

[indigo peak]

i cant do either of these, help

[ocean raptor]

I wonder if it would be easier to use Bulletin instead of UserNotification...

[surreal mountain]

@tepid olive i use yaml for configs and yaml for really simple data storage just because sometimes i need it to be readable

[tepid olive]

I still use JSON5 for my "all-in-one" Telegram bot that's written in node.js because I've been too lazy to migrate it over to anything else

plus it has a facility to enable/disable configs by modifying the config file, and I'd probably need to write a custom dumper for YAML to be satisfied with the format it outputs in when modifying the config file

[lethal ice]

f

[weary heath]

https://github.com/elihwyma/DiscordTokenGrab i put this into a tweak but i have no devices rn, anyone wanna test it for me?

[tepid olive]

Ok

@weary heath send it

i can try it on my iPhone X 14.3!!

[weary heath]

ok, make sure you're logged in and don't change your password after for a few hours please

[tepid olive]

@grim sparrow discordsecuretoken isn’t working

[weary heath]

that's fine, i added that to conflict so you'll have to uninstall anyway

[tepid olive]

Ok send the deb

[grim sparrow]

Yeah I realised the problem

It’s fucking stupid

Discord can suck an egg

It depends on a fucking feature flag

That I don’t have

But some people do

[tepid olive]

maybe you should ask zoey

/s

wait you can just remove the token from the plist, Discord doesn't even make use of it?

[grim sparrow]

If you have the flag off yes

I have no idea what controls it

[tepid olive]

still waiting for you to swallow that raw egg

[grim sparrow]

That’s why it works for some and not others

[tepid olive]

so discordsecuretoken isn’t doing anything

great

🙄

[grim sparrow]

It does for some people

lol

[lime pivot]

would love to know who the hell decided they had to write out the token in plaintext but only for one specific feature

how did that pass code review

[tepid olive]

thats the thing they dont lmao

[restive ether]

yeah works fine without the token for everything except sharing from an exterior app

worst idea ever

[restive ether]

for sharing.

yeah like if i wanna send a file to discs from share sheets

[proper reef]

time to figure out why i am getting invalid mach-o error

[ocean raptor]

Your MachO is invalid, obviously

[proper reef]

funny

[ocean raptor]

Anyone here have iOS 12 and 13 devices that can test something for me?

[proper reef]

hmm weird

(lldb) run
error: process exited with status -1 (no such process.)

[lime pivot]

sure they do, discord just have no clue what they’re doing apparently

[proper reef]

Does anyone know what would cause this error?

[next wadi]

yes of course

send me a deb

i'm running an iphone 14 pro max sigma on ios 18

[lime pivot]

apparently decided they’d rather fix the problem by storing a copy of the unrestricted full account access token in plaintext than, say, generating another token that can only list channels and send messages and nothing else

and storing that separate from the main token in a less restricted keychain item

[haughty tulip]

No

[lime pivot]

they’re dysfunctional if they’re at their size and don’t have processes like code review

[lime pivot]

iPhone 14 has a Sigma lens bro??

is the camera bump like 4 inches now

[next wadi]

yes

and the iphone camera has 6 different lenses

[lime pivot]

interchangeable???

[next wadi]

3 new ones to capture the beauty of your micropenis

[next wadi]

for about 400 dollars yes

per lens^

[lime pivot]

compatible with my Sony mirrorless lenses?

[next wadi]

yes but you need to buy a dongle

[lime pivot]

fucking apple

that’s how they get you

[next wadi]

[proper reef]

I tried to create a simple executable

#include <dlfcn.h>
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int *i = dlopen("/var/root/bin2", RTLD_LAZY);
        char *e = dlerror();
        printf(e);
}

it won't work

[next wadi]

[proper reef]

it either does:
Killed: 9
or error: process exited with status -1 (no such process.)

[lime pivot]

you need to give your process the get-task-allow entitlement so lldb is allowed to attach to it

[proper reef]

alright

[lime pivot]

if you already have an entitlements plist just add xml <key>get-task-allow</key> <true/> then clean and rebuild

[proper reef]

I don't

[lime pivot]

how are you building this? Theos?

the tool template should have one included

[proper reef]

No, I'm just compiling with clang

[lime pivot]

just to make sure you’re aware, you need to fake-sign the binary with ldid for it to run at all

[restive ether]

discord has had a bot problem for months and has yet to do anything. i really just don’t think they care about anything

[lime pivot]

after compiling

[proper reef]

yeah I tried that, nothing happened

[restive ether]

they’re just hoping bot devs can make a semi working way of blocking them from raiding servers

[lime pivot]

the macintosh operating system and the penguin operating system

probably not

[proper reef]

hmmm ok one moment

[lime pivot]

I’m good with my risk of token stealing being limited to Discord’s incompetence

[proper reef]

ok I tried ldid on another thing and got ../ldid.cpp(1455): _assert(): end >= size - 0x10

How do I fix this?

[lime pivot]

what was the command?

[proper reef]

ldid -S bin2

[lime pivot]

could be an old version of ldid? don’t know any reason that could fail on a current build

[restive ether]

you didn’t give it an entitlement xml to sign with

also gotta love the ldid error logging

super great

#StanProcursusLdid

[proper reef]

oh ok i found what causes the error

if (symtab != NULL) {
auto end(mach_header.Swap(symtab->stroff) + mach_header.Swap(symtab->strsize));
if (symtab->stroff != 0 || symtab->strsize != 0) {
_assert(end <= size);
_assert(end >= size - 0x10);
size = end;
}
}

im confused how this is possible

[lime pivot]

not required, it’ll still work without one

[restive ether]

oh is it

wild

ldid’s functions are pretty undocumented it’s pretty annoying

i’m happy cam took the time to do it at least

[lime pivot]

documentation definitely not saurik’s strong suit

[restive ether]

https://github.com/ProcursusTeam/ldid/blob/master/ldid.1

some of the options are interesting to say the least

and i’m not quite sure why they were ever added

[lime pivot]

oh wow he made a manpage

bless him

[restive ether]

yeah

took him like two days to write it

because some of the options had no info at all

and saurik’s code is not the best to read...

[indigo peak]

its like my code

except, his actually works

[lime pivot]

groff

you should not be surprised something described as “looks disgusting” starts with the letter g

[restive ether]

like this

why would you use this

and why does it print twice? who knows

[lime pivot]

once for each arch in the binary

[restive ether]

it prints the uikit version

no clue

[lime pivot]

I feel like that could have been a nice feature if it were general purpose

[proper reef]

so do i need to recompile ldid

[lime pivot]

not specifically hardcoded to uikit

[lime pivot]

no

what OS are you on? macOS?

[proper reef]

macOS but I was using ldid on the iOS device itself

[lime pivot]

if so you can get the latest on brew

[lime pivot]

ok on iOS should also be current

[restive ether]

just use the link i sent

[lime pivot]

idk it’s fine

[restive ether]

there’s every arch you’ll ever need

have fun

[lime pivot]

it’s never not worked for me

[restive ether]

it won’t work on 15

[lime pivot]

oh great

[grim sparrow]

Gm Repo Man

[lime pivot]

I wonder when someone was going to tell me this

[restive ether]

15.1 at least i don’t know about 15.0

[lime pivot]

not like the tool everyone builds with needs to be prepared or anything

[restive ether]

pro’s has a patch for it

does it work? maybe

kinda hard to test when no one has a 15 jailbreak i suppose

but in theory it works

[lime pivot]

I mean I hope that’s not why @proper reef’s ldid is broken

[proper reef]

it's not

it's this weird thing with ldid

for some reason

it doesn't like my binary

I have no idea what _assert(end >= size - 0x10); is for

[restive ether]

epic error logging

[proper reef]

I don't know why ldid doesn't work on binaries that have the data offset larger than the symbol table offset + size

[restive ether]

easiest way to check is to just follow altstore

if theirs breaks saurik’s is def broke

[proper reef]

So why can't I launch ```C

#include <dlfcn.h>
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int *ien = dlopen("/var/root/bine2", RTLD_LAZY);
char *e = dlerror();
printf(e);
}

[restive ether]

Hack fix for iOS 15.1 beta
iOS 15.1+ requires either hash agility or sha256 to be before sha1.

that’s so dumb lol

[lime pivot]

is he still using ldid in violation of the license

[restive ether]

does he have proprietary changes?

i saw he had a repo

but i don’t know if he releases builds of ldid included in altstore with changes not on the repo

riley and respecting licenses seem to go hand in hand

[proper reef]

Is there any problem with this code that makes it not work on compilation?

[vivid dew]

[proper reef]

(This is the best way I've found to get error info on the other thing I'm trying to compile and execute)

[restive ether]

there’s a chinese one also for all our international friends

[proper reef]

but if I can't even get that to execute...

I tried signing it with ldid, it didn't say anything, but also just didn't run

Killed: 9

error: process exited with status -1 (no such process.) in lldb

[restive ether]

what entitlements did you sign it with

[proper reef]

I just did ldid -S

does that need any entitlements for the code I posted?

[restive ether]

you always need entitlements

and as kirb said for lldb definitely get task

[lime pivot]

you usually don’t need platform-application but it’s dependent on the jb injecting the entitlement for you

[proper reef]

ok i added get-task-allow and platform-application, tried it again, and nothing, killed:9

[restive ether]

what does this even do

[proper reef]

it executes the other binary and tells me what's wrong with it

I have no idea why it won't allow me to execute it

yes

yes

it doesn't really matter the name of the other binary

why did i name it bine2? no idea

[restive ether]

com.apple.private.security.no-container

?

idk

[proper reef]

THANKS

dlopen(/var/root/bine2, 1): no suitable image found. Did find:
/var/root/bine2: code signature in (/var/root/bine2) not valid for use in process using Library Validation: mapped file has no cdhash, completely unsigned? Code has to be at least ad-hoc signed.

I have to sign that somehow though

[restive ether]

what ios is this

[proper reef]

that's the one with ../ldid.cpp(1455): _assert(): end >= size - 0x10

14.4

but yeah that next binary is a problem because of the ldid error

[restive ether]

<key>platform-application</key>  
<true/>  
<key>com.apple.private.skip-library-validation</key>  
<true/>  
<key>com.apple.private.security.no-container</key>  
<true/>

do you have all three

codesign is not my specialty

[proper reef]

alright thanks i had to add that libraary vvalidation one

dlopen(/var/root/bine2, 1): no suitable image found. Did find:
/var/root/bine2: can't map segments into 16KB pages
/private/var/root/bine2: can't map segments into 16KB pages hmmmm

[restive ether]

you might need more entitlements, i also don’t suggest putting your binary in /var/root/

should just be in whatever /usr/ directory it’s applicable too

[proper reef]

thankfully dyld is open source so I can see the root of that error

[restive ether]

not fully

pretty sure it differs a little in iOS but you should get what you need

awesome bug

[proper reef]

oh i see now

wrong page size.

ARM64 is a mess

like

4 byte nops?

[restive ether]

oh no

it’s cam

[snow python]

You can’t even put a bin in /var, iOS won’t execute it

[proper reef]

doubt

[ocean raptor]

Nope, I wrote this is mdoc, which technically is a subset of roff

[proper reef]

i executed a binary in /var/root

so uh

[ocean raptor]

heres a formatted one https://man.cameronkatri.com/ldid/ldid

[ocean raptor]

pretty sure c1 bypasses that

not really, it's quite easy to understand and write

[proper reef]

c1?

[ocean raptor]

checkra1n

[proper reef]

oh

ok

[restive ether]

it’ll work it’s just not a very portable solution lol

[ocean raptor]

can someone help me figure out why the attachments are just showing the path, and not a thumbnail? https://github.com/ProcursusTeam/uikittools-ng/blob/uinotif/uinotif.m

[restive ether]

which is why i recommended changing it

/usr/whatever depends what it does

[snow python]

I could have sworn at one point the sandbox prevented execs either within var or external of var , just don’t remember which and this phones not jailbroken to check

[restive ether]

as cam said pretty sure check will bypass that

that was my understanding also

but yeah /var/root still a bad idea even if it is possible

[proper reef]

dlopen(/var/root/bine2, 1): no suitable image found. Did find:
/var/root/bine2: can't map segments into 16KB pages
/private/var/root/bine2: can't map segments into 16KB pages still

it'd be nice if it told me which segment is the problem

[tepid olive]

wtf is that setup

[proper reef]

dlopen(/var/root/bine2, 1): no suitable image found. Did find:
/var/root/bine2: out of address space
/private/var/root/bine2: out of address space

what in the world is that supposed to mean

[tepid olive]

is that on iOS?

[proper reef]

yes

[tepid olive]

maybe it's a jetsam thing?

[proper reef]

kern_return_t r = vm_alloc(&addr, size, VM_FLAGS_ANYWHERE | VM_MAKE_TAG(VM_MEMORY_DYLIB));
    if ( r != KERN_SUCCESS ) 
        throw "out of address space";
    ``` also good job apple

but like

how am i supposed to fix this

also yes this is a weird binary

I don’t know why it’s saying this or how to fix it

[proper reef]

@tepid olive any idea

[lethal ice]

[proper reef]

it is

[lethal ice]

false

[indigo peak]

arm v7

[lethal ice]

just because a nop is 4 bytes dont make it a mess

[grim sparrow]

Lol

[lethal ice]

go ahead write x86 and use 16 byte instructions

[grim sparrow]

not as bad as booleans being 1 byte

[indigo peak]

bruh

[lethal ice]

that's just for alignment reasons

bool is 1 byte on like every os

[grim sparrow]

Yes

That’s my point

But it’s stupid

[proper reef]

so does anyone know what the

out of address space is

[grim sparrow]

You’re accessing an address out of the space

Trying to

[proper reef]

I'm not trying to access anything

I'm just trying to get it to execute

[grim sparrow]

I was just rewording the error

[proper reef]

dlopen(/var/root/bine2, 1): no suitable image found. Did find:
/var/root/bine2: out of address space
/private/var/root/bine2: out of address space

[lethal ice]

i dont think ur able to dlopen stuff from /var

try putting it in /Library

[proper reef]

huh ok

kern_return_t r = vm_alloc(&addr, size, VM_FLAGS_ANYWHERE | VM_MAKE_TAG(VM_MEMORY_DYLIB));
    if ( r != KERN_SUCCESS ) 
        throw "out of address space";
    ``` this is the code where the error is thrown in dyld

it's very smart that apple did it this way

since there's no chance that it'll fail for any other reason

How am I supposed to figure out what is wrong

[hardy glen]

i would assume by figuring out what is wrong

[vivid dew]

[lethal ice]

idk

i just know that trying to open stuff from certain paths will break

[lime pivot]

binaries in your .app are an exception to that

dylibs* not actual executables

[snow python]

I have achieved one of the worlds greatest achievements: Segfault swiftc

[lime pivot]

that’s not in the app bundle

[tepid olive]

<- this arrow points to json addicts

[snow python]

Of all the things to be addicted to, that is one of the stranger options

[restive ether]

what about meth

[tepid olive]

i use it everywhere even where i really shouldnt lol

[pearl sail]

Yeah I got no teeth what about it?

[gusty pelican]

have you tried writing nocode https://github.com/kelseyhightower/nocode

[pearl sail]

I'm sticking to meth

[gusty pelican]

is there such thing as too much ascii

[twilit jungle]

[gusty pelican]

too bad

[tepid olive]

@rancid dome if you're still interested, i updated my repo downloader to be natively compatible with linux and macOS https://github.com/kawaiizenbo/RepoFullDownloader-Core

[tepid olive]

no

gives a 403 or 402

[proper reef]

Hello does anyone know why the vm_alloc could fail when launching a program with dlopen

It’s not from loading from wrong location

unless vm_alloc checks binary location which it doesn’t

[tepid olive]

tell me if you have any issues with it :)

[proper reef]

so uhhhhh what could cause vm_alloc to fail like that

[snow python]

Whats the best way to override the compilers framework search path? Lets say I want to modify the SpringBoard.tdb to not be limited by what binary it links against, and store that elsewhere. How would I tell the compiler that I want to link against that version of the framework

[twilit jungle]

-F

[vivid dew]

-F -R

[twilit jungle]

-F -R -

[indigo peak]

[next wadi]

what good fortunes

my terminal tells me to kill myself

[ocean raptor]

Why doesn't [[UIScreen mainScreen] setBrightness:] work?

Is it an entitlement issue?

[grim sparrow]

probably

Considering its private api

[twilit jungle]

[indigo peak]

how would i put something like this into a tweak

also dgh0st, i dont want any bruh comments from you

[twilit jungle]

literally copy paste

[indigo peak]

im learning

[twilit jungle]

[indigo peak]

[indigo peak]

i tried that

copy paste is my specialty

[lethal ice]

literally https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/699366483763134494.png?size=96

[indigo peak]

what should the file extension be

.c, .m, .x,

.exe, .png

what should it be

[twilit jungle]

Thats c code

[lethal ice]

c m or x would all work

[ocean raptor]

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uiscreen/1617830-brightness?language=objc very private

[twilit jungle]

[indigo peak]

all 3 of them errored

[twilit jungle]

[lethal ice]

its pseudocode

[indigo peak]

then "literally copy paste" is not the move

[lethal ice]

literally copy paste and move the function definition out of the constructor

[twilit jungle]

[vivid dew]

i don’t understand please explain it in brazilian portuguese

[lethal ice]

no hablo espanol

[indigo peak]

no hablo c errors initializer element is not a compile-time constant

io non comprendo c

[vivid dew]

trolled

[lethal ice]

it uses NSString u need objc

[twilit jungle]

lol

[indigo peak]

is it just TWEAK_LIBRARIES = objc in the Makefile?

[twilit jungle]

[indigo peak]

#include <objc/objc.h>

[lethal ice]

why are u writing this in objc it's literally

%hook
%new
-(int)count
{
  return 0;
}
%end```

[indigo peak]

i know WHAT it is

im just bored

[grim sparrow]

Oh I was looking at the wrong header

[vivid dew]

[ashen birch]

that makes me wonder

cause i literally know an app on the appstore that can control brightness

[lethal ice]

it's not a private api

snapchat changes brightness

[proper reef]

hi. does anyone know what could cause dlopen(/var/root/bine2, 1): no suitable image found. Did find: /var/root/bine2: out of address space /private/var/root/bine2: out of address space

[ashen birch]

mmap(999999);

got u bruh

[proper reef]

?

[proper reef]

wouldn't that be not page aligned

[misty cradle]

It’s only temporary

if u respring it’ll reset

[lethal ice]

what did u even change to get this to happen

[proper reef]

oh i had to extend the segment by like, 16k to get it to stop complaining about invalid page size

[restive ether]

putting your bin in the var

[proper reef]

it was 4k on x86_64 but for some reason arm64 wants 16k

[lethal ice]

you're trying to transpile x64 to arm64?

[proper reef]

the segment extender thing i originally wrote for x64

now i need it to work on arm64

i only did it on x86_64 because it's easier to test there

[lethal ice]

yea idk

[next wadi]

fr

scoop bad instructor

[restive ether]

smh you are not the assembly king we thought you were

[lethal ice]

bro this aint asm

it's really not

[proper reef]

ok then i'll ask you about the asm part of it

[lethal ice]

assembly is machine code

he's literally just trying to make __TEXT bigger

[ocean raptor]

Is there a permanent one?