AltServer-Linux, supporting Wi-Fi Refresh & custom anisette server

AltServer-Linux v0.0.5

Wi-Fi Refresh

Usage:

1. Install netmuxd: https://github.com/jkcoxson/netmuxd
2. Do: sudo apt install libavahi-compat-libdnssd-dev (or the corresponding libdns_sd.so package)
3. Stop original usbmuxd & Run the netmuxd (check netmuxd's readme for more instruction: https://github.com/jkcoxson/netmuxd)
4. Run AltServer-Linux

Custom Anisette Server

Many user have experienced -36607 error, which is a new Apple restriction based on Anisette Data.

To solve this, you can use you own anisette data service:

1. Pull and run alt_anisette_server according to README.

• If you cannot build the server yourself, you can also ask other people to share the same server together

3. Run export ALTSERVER_ANISETTE_SERVER="http://192.168.1.2:6969" before AltServer-Linux each time (replace the 192.168.1.2 to your server IP)
4. Run AltServer-Linux

AltServer-Linux, supporting Wi-Fi Refresh with netmuxd2

Usage:

1. Install and start netmuxd: https://github.com/jkcoxson/netmuxd
2. Do: sudo apt install libavahi-compat-libdnssd-dev (or the corresponding libdns_sd.so package)
3. Run this before starting AltServer-Linux each time

export ALTSERVER_NO_SUBSCRIBE=1

4. Run AltServer-Linux

AltServer-Linux, fixed AltStore install, support iOS 14 &15

v0.0.4

[proj] Add Readme & License

AltServer-Linux, fixed AltStore install, support iOS 14 &15

v0.0.4-rc1

[ci] fix permission error in github actions

AltServer fixed for iOS 15

Thanks @jkcoxson for updating AltSign-Linux

AltServer for ARMv7 & Aarch64

Hey guys, long time since last update. I've finished my graduation and came back now.
I compiled the usbmuxd version for you, and it's working now on NanoPi.
I've tested it on NanoPi(armv7) and normal Linux with qemu-user-static (armv7/aarch64).

So you should be able to use it on Pi now ;)
NOTE1: You have to install usbmuxd and ensure it's running before all.
NOTE2: For x86 users, you can install qemu-user-static and configure binfmt_misc to run both version.

Prerelease, can only install IPA now

Use it like this:

• For iSH: (make sure you are in a WiFi network with UPnP enabled)

$ ./AltServerUPnP -u "[YourDeviceUDIDHere]" -i "[YourDeviceIPInNetwork]" -P "[YourJitterbugPairFile.mobiledevicepairing]" -a "[YourAppleID]" -p "[YourAppleIDPassword]" [IPA to install]

• For normal Linux host:

$ ./AltServer -u "[YourDeviceUDIDHere]" -P "[YourJitterbugPairFile.mobiledevicepairing]" -a "[YourAppleID]" -p "[YourAppleIDPassword]" [IPA to install]