Open jjbear11 opened 1 year ago
You don't need to run code from sources. If you fetch the release, there will be a binary file named iproxy
- just run that as ./iproxy ....
in the iSH. That should work.
Coming back around to this after some time -- I followed your instructions above, but get no output when running the command. The following for information: iSH Shell: 1.3.2 go version: 1.17.10 iOS version: 16.5.1 (c)
I would expect some sort of output to be passed to the screen upon running the release. Am I missing something? Even running ./iproxy -h
doesn't return anything to screen.
Hello, I'm attempting to setup and run iproxy following the instructions on the Readme. For #1: I've installed iSH version (most-recent version from App Store) For #2: I've installed git on iSH and cloned the repo into there For #3: This is where I'm stuck. I've attempted
go run iproxy.go
from the git repo directory, but it doesn't start (errors out). Is there anything else I can try? I have a feeling the error I'm encountering is the fact that thegoproxy
isn't the most-recent commit -- not sure if that would cause issues or not.Thank you for any help you can provide!