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IOS 9.3.2 could not connect to lockdown #142

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GeneGenie opened this issue May 26, 2016 · 10 comments
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IOS 9.3.2 could not connect to lockdown #142

GeneGenie opened this issue May 26, 2016 · 10 comments

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@GeneGenie
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GeneGenie commented May 26, 2016

Ubuntu 14.04

  1. IOS safari inspector enabled
  2. Trust confirmation accepted
    BUT
$ ios_webkit_debug_proxy --debug
ss.add_server_fd(3)
Listing devices on :9221
ss.add_fd(4)
ss.add_server_fd(5)
ss.remove_server_fd(5)
ss.recv fd=4 len=932
ss.add_server_fd(5)
Could not connect to lockdownd. Exiting.: Operation now in progress
ss.remove_server_fd(5)
Unable to attach 9c5dd... inspector
$ idevicepair pair
SUCCESS: Paired with device 9c5dd...
idevice_id -l
9c5dd...
@GeneGenie GeneGenie changed the title IOS 9 could not connect to lockdown IOS 9.3.2 could not connect to lockdown May 26, 2016
@peresbruno
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Hi!

Same problem here.

@artygus
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artygus commented Jun 23, 2016

hi @GeneGenie is it still happening? did you try to plug/unplug a few times?

@GeneGenie
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Yes. Many times.

пятница, 24 июня 2016 г. пользователь Arty Gus написал:

hi @GeneGenie https://github.com/GeneGenie is it still happening? did
you try to plug/unplug a few times?


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artygus commented Jun 24, 2016

what os version do you use?

@GeneGenie
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Ubuntu 14.04

@BrunoSalerno
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BrunoSalerno commented Jul 12, 2016

Exact same problem here. Also iOS 9.3.2 and Ubuntu 14.04.

@srsamarthyam
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Set the permissions for /var/db/lockdown folder.

@nethi216
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This solution worked for me

Access this folder '/var/db/lockdown' through terminal

and then ls - l (will give you the list of plist files)

remove all plist files except 'SystemConfiguration.plist'

run this command 'sudo chmod 777 /var/db/lockdown' to set the permissions

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artygus commented Oct 12, 2016

did proposed solution work for you @GeneGenie?

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f-jost commented Nov 21, 2017

Please where is /var/db/lockdown on Ubuntu 16.04?

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