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Describe the bug
When I open Zebra and it tries to refresh the sources I get the error shown in the first image, when adding a repository I get the error shown in the second image and when manually installing a .deb file I get the image shown in the third image.
To Reproduce
Jailbreak using Dopamine and open Zebra.
Expected behavior
No errors occur during any of these actions.
Screenshots
Device Information:
iOS Version: 15.1
Zebra Version: 1.1.31
Device Type: iPhone XR
Jailbreak Type: Dopamine
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Did you use a tool or script that does something like import stuff into Zebra, or have you manually done anything with /var/mobile/Library/Application Support/xyz.willy.Zebra in Filza or SSH? If so, something has messed up the permissions. From a terminal you can try:
Or browse to that path in Filza, tap the ℹ️ on the folder, and make sure it has owner mobile, group staff. You’ll need to apply that recursively, can’t recall if Filza has something to do that for you.
You can also delete the xyz.willy.Zebra folder if that’s easier for you, you’ll lose all your installed sources though.
I did not do any of those things, and even removed the jailbreak entirely a couple of times and this didn't fix it. Running the command however seems to have fixed the issue, thanks!
Describe the bug
When I open Zebra and it tries to refresh the sources I get the error shown in the first image, when adding a repository I get the error shown in the second image and when manually installing a .deb file I get the image shown in the third image.
To Reproduce
Jailbreak using Dopamine and open Zebra.
Expected behavior
No errors occur during any of these actions.
Screenshots
Device Information:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: