MatthewPierson
[Bug] SHSH Dumping Failure
Describe the bug SSH Ramdisk boots fine but when it tries to dump that's where the issue begins. It apparently tries to setup a proxy to connect to but fails because the port is already in use as you can see in terminal when you run the executable inside Ramiel.app
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
- macOS Version: 11.2.3
- Machine Model: Hackintosh (ThinkPad T440p)
iOS/iPadOS Device(please complete the following information):
- Model: iPhone8,1
- iOS Version Being Booted: iOS 14.3
- Dualbooted: N
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That's not what's going wrong here, the issue is that you don't have the python library "Paramiko" installed. That should have been installed in the setup page on first launch but must not have been for some reason. To fix this run
pip3 install --user paramiko
then try running Ramiel again
Can you launch Ramiel from the terminal, enable debug mode in Ramiel's settings then go through till it fails and then send me the full log?
Can vouch here, it seems that you cannot connect to the SSH server Ramiel sets up once the device has booted it.
@MatthewPierson With the latest release we have a little bit of progress, it still fails to find the dumped SHSH file on the disk however when I connect manually I have an error message.
Enjoy SSH! ~@Jakeashacks dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/lib/libiconv.2.dylib Referenced from: /bin/bash Reason: image not found Connection to localhost closed.
Update! I fixed the issue!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16KO8y108QzF36Yd_9wEHiRuncUq64uqm/view?usp=sharing
This is a remade ssh.tar file, drop it into /Applications/Ramiel.app/Contents/Resources/ssh/ssh.tar and try dumping SHSH again, this time it will work fine.
It seemed like in the original ssh.tar file some stock iOS libs were not there so I grabbed them from the iPhoneOS SDK and added them to the tar file.
@Lunarixus What IPSW/iOS version were you using to dump SHSH? The generic SSH.tar I'm using has been fine for me for iOS 11-14, haven't run into any dylib issues so far.
@MatthewPierson Good question, the ssh.tar I put here is for iOS 10.3.3 and lower which yield libiconv, libcharset and libncurses errors. While we're here I don't suppose there's any way to modify partitions on the device over SSH?
I'll do some testing on iOS 10, will likely include the dylibs from your ssh.tar if it does end up fixing the issue. There isn't currently (with Ramiel at least) but I am planning on adding that sometime in the future.
