Daniel A.

If you're on debian you can just `sudo apt install usbmuxd`, it's in the official repos: https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=usbmuxd

if possible install altserver using the windows version of altserver. I haven't tested installing altserver with this project thoroughly, but I've generally been unsuccessful. I've only really made this project...

@GavinL2001 I guess results can vary per device because when I built the container, I was using an altstore installed using the windows version and it refreshed just fine, but...

> do they need to be reinstalled via this server? As far as I know they don't need to be reinstalled, you can just refresh them as soon as your...

I deleted the logs after downloading them as I have a feeling they might contain personal information of your device (i don't know if they do but better safe than...

Yep, this means the device is not being detected by netmuxd, are you running usbmuxd in the host machine? are the idevice and the machine in the same wifi network?

usbmuxd is installed in the building process of the image: ``` # Install necessary system dependencies RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y \ libavahi-compat-libdnssd-dev \ libusb-1.0-0-dev \ libclang-dev \...

Can you spot any errors when you check the container logs? Did any of the services fail to start? You can check with `docker logs altserver`, post those logs here...

Hmm interesting, I see that your architecture doesn't match any in the provision dirs Just to check and see if it makes sense to make this addition and if it...

I think I didn't tell you you should `sudo rm ./lib` (be very careful to INCLUDE the dot) and ideally post the logs from the container (`docker logs altserver`) when...