Closed Turingyc closed 1 year ago
@Turingyc can you please post the solution?
Looks like we have to implement
FridaDevice*
frida_device_manager_add_remote_device_sync (FridaDeviceManager* self,
const gchar* address,
FridaRemoteDeviceOptions* options,
GCancellable* cancellable,
GError** error)
then create options with frida_remote_device_options_new
/ frida_remote_device_options_construct
and set them by
frida_remote_device_options_set_certificate
frida_remote_device_options_set_origin
frida_remote_device_options_set_token
frida_remote_device_options_set_keepalive_interval
hopefully a nullpointer is allowed for options
@5andr0 add to DeviceManager.cpp
Device^
DeviceManager::add_remote_device(int port)
{
if (handle == NULL)
throw gcnew ObjectDisposedException("DeviceManager");
GError* error = NULL;
FridaRemoteDeviceOptions* options = frida_remote_device_options_new();
std::string address = "127.0.0.1:" + std::to_string(port);
return gcnew Device(frida_device_manager_add_remote_device_sync(handle, address.c_str(), options, nullptr, &error), dispatcher);
}
add to DeviceManager.hpp
Device^ add_remote_device(int port);
Hi,
When I connected to frida-server, I found that it connects to 127.0.0.1:27042 by default, but I want to use a custom port, similar to frida.get_device_manager().add_remote_device("host:port") of frida-python,Is there a similar function in frida-clr。please help me。
thanks!