Closed praveenvinny closed 6 months ago
However I can create a tunnel using the following command:
sudo python3 -m pymobiledevice3 remote start-tunnel
and then I can set the location using the following command:
sudo python3 -m pymobiledevice3 developer dvt simulate-location set --rsd fd83:4acd:ddaa::1 62648 -- -33.4182306 149.6015676
where -33.4182306
149.6015676
is the location for Kelso, NSW
.
Thanks @praveenvinny - The pyinstaller bundle hasn't been built to support Mac Intel architecture. I will work on getting one built asap
Hi @praveenvinny - I have packaged an Intel Mac architecture version but haven't been able to test it (I don't have physical access to the build machine)
Please check it out if you can: https://github.com/davesc63/GeoPort/releases/download/beta/GeoPort-mac-x86-13032024.zip
Cheers mate! POST /connect_device
was initially failing. But it was able to create the tunnel once I logged in as the root user. I can confirm that the location has changed in the phone and I was able to see the changes in Apple Maps. Thank you.
Cheers mate!
POST /connect_device
was initially failing. But it was able to create the tunnel once I logged in as the root user. I can confirm that the location has changed in the phone and I was able to see the changes in Apple Maps. Thank you.
Awesome! Thanks for trying out GeoPort! As you’ve found out, sudo is required to create the tunnel for iOS17.
I’ll add a pop up notification to let people know
When I try to run the app in macOS Version: 14.3.1, Architecture: x86_64, it throws the following error:
I gave the complete access rights and tried to run the file as a root user. Here are the details: