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Rick Rickshaw posted:Ok, I finally updated to iOS 7. Jailbroke with PanGu. Check out CCControls. You can specify which toggles you want and scroll through them if desired. Cloaky will allow you to hide elements of the CC also, worth looking into as well.
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Yeah I didn't much care for Control Center until I customized the poo poo out of it. Now I couldn't imagine going back to SBS
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spongeworthy posted:Check out CCControls. You can specify which toggles you want and scroll through them if desired. Whoaaaaaaa. Now we're talking. Combined with Auxo 2, things are definitely looking up. I think I'll still miss Zephyr, but Auxo 2 is pretty close.
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Flip Control Center is another option if you want a "restart" button.
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Auxo 2 works with flipcontrol center. I haven't tried flipcontrolcenter by itself but I think it'd let you add and organize toggles to the action center. It does with auxo2 so I can only assume yes
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Oh boy I had no idea there was a new jailbreak out and I didn't miss any windows. Now I can fix my broken rear end cydia on my iPad air and make sure I have ssh and all that crap installed so I don't screw myself by adding a malformed repo again!
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I hope this update fixes those random annoying crashes when switching apps, but I doubt it.
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<THEMEFOLDER>.Theme/Bundles/com.getdropbox.Dropbox The only other thing I can think of is that maybe another theme is active in winterboard and causing some kind of conflict. As a worst result try reinstalling both the theme AND winterboard. Do you have anything else enabled in Winterboard?
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Does jailbreaking open up any tricks in dealing with the "Other" portion of disk space usage? Is it saved in one folder that I can browse with iFile or anything?
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Jul 8, 2014 07:27
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Icleaner gets rid of a lot of junk files
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Christoff posted:Icleaner gets rid of a lot of junk files It's useful but only to a point. Out of the 3GB allocated to "Other", it got rid of 400mb. Looking over the Usage view under general settings allowed me to identify another 700mb used by Instapaper. It still leaves a lot out there that isn't explained, especially since I recently cleaned out my entire message history (and saved it to an excel file because I'm weird).
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Can anyone recommend a data usage monitor, as well as a scheduler for control center toggles? In iOS 6 I was using SBProfiles to turn off vibrate on work days at 8am. This renders my phone completely silent, which is great. I use Veency, Growl and RemoteMessages to receive notifications to my PC rather than having my phone buzzing all day trying to get my attention like a child with an attention disorder. I'd rather automate the deactivation/activation of this toggle if possible.
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Rick Rickshaw posted:Can anyone recommend a data usage monitor, I use WeeTrackData7
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Rick Rickshaw posted:Can anyone recommend a data usage monitor, as well as a scheduler for control center toggles? Why not just use scheduled do not disturb mode?
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Endymion FRS MK1 posted:Why not just use scheduled do not disturb mode? Two reasons - you can't set it for weekdays only, and you also can't have multiple schedules. I want to be able to set DND at night as well, and ideally on a different time schedule during the week than on the weekends. edit: Turns out SBProfiles works on iOS 7. I'm saved. spongeworthy posted:I use WeeTrackData7 Cool, I'll check that out! Rick Rickshaw fucked around with this message at 19:17 on Jul 8, 2014 |
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Can someone remind me of a tweak. It's the one that lets you notify the icons in the pull-up menu? Thanks.
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ICHIBAHN posted:Can someone remind me of a tweak. It's the one that lets you notify the icons in the pull-up menu? Thanks. You mean modify the icons? It is listed here on this very page.
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ICHIBAHN posted:Can someone remind me of a tweak. It's the one that lets you notify the icons in the pull-up menu? Thanks. Christoff posted:Auxo 2 works with flipcontrol center. I haven't tried flipcontrolcenter by itself but I think it'd let you add and organize toggles to the action center. It does with auxo2 so I can only assume yes
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Sexual. Ccc controls.thanks. Also, what's a good tweak to stop annoying phone pop-ups, like the 20% battery warning? ICHIBAHN fucked around with this message at 20:49 on Jul 8, 2014 |
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ICHIBAHN posted:Sexual. Ccc controls.thanks. Noannoyance does a good job of that.
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NoAnnoyance isn't in the default repos. It's on repo.pnre.co BlurPaper is on there too, which is rad as gently caress.
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Is there anything that will graph my data usage by app? All I could find is one that sorts the usage list in descending order.
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spongeworthy posted:Check out CCControls. You can specify which toggles you want and scroll through them if desired. Is there any way to get this to do anything on an iPad? I want a quick way to respring and see my ip. Works on my iPhone but on my ipad CCControls doesn't seem to be able to actually do anything.
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BrainDance posted:Is there any way to get this to do anything on an iPad? I want a quick way to respring and see my ip. Works on my iPhone but on my ipad CCControls doesn't seem to be able to actually do anything. It claims to work on all iPad models in the description. I can't test it out though.
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Huh, well it does. I swear I installed it before, went to the settings tab and it just said "there are no options to configure for ipad" and did nothing. Guess I was thinking of something else. Edit: yeah I was thinking of ccloader. BrainDance fucked around with this message at 15:50 on Jul 9, 2014 |
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Is it still needed to install openssh and change your default password when you jailbreak now? I haven't done this since I had a 3g phone.
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ded posted:Is it still needed to install openssh and change your default password when you jailbreak now? I haven't done this since I had a 3g phone. It is best to do so, yeah.
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You don't need to change your default password after each jailbreak, though, do you? I did it with 7.0 on my iDevices, but didn't think to do it again with this latest jailbreak.
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If you wiped the OS and OpenSSH was reinstalled then I'd do it again. Change the password for both root and mobile users.
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I thought that was just if someone so happened to be in vicinity of you and for whatever reason knew your phone was jailbroken and new you had openssh and wanted to "hack" into your phone. Or am I completely wrong
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Christoff posted:I thought that was just if someone so happened to be in vicinity of you and for whatever reason knew your phone was jailbroken and new you had openssh and wanted to "hack" into your phone. Or am I completely wrong That's mostly correct, yeah. Someone could technically try a range of IP addresses allotted to cellular providers and check for default passwords if they happened to be using the cellular data. These are unlikely circumstances, but entirely preventable by taking 10 seconds to change a password.
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There was a "worm" that did just that a few years ago.
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You're only vulnerable if you have openssh installed. If the only reason you're installing openssh is to change the password that's missing the point. OpenSSH is the door, the default password is the key to that door. If you don't have OpenSSH installed then no matter where they attempt to jam that key, they won't unlock anything. If you do have OpenSSH installed then yes you should change the password.
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The usefulness of OpenSSH can't be understated, especially when software updates hit and jailbreak windows close. I have never had to SSH into my broken phone to fix a file that's causing a problem, but a lot of people say that they have. I'd feel pretty dumb if I had to restore my nice jailbroken phone to a non-jailbreakable software just because I couldn't spend 10 seconds installing OpenSSH and Putty and another 30 seconds to change the passwords for root and mobile.
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bobfather posted:The usefulness of OpenSSH can't be understated, especially when software updates hit and jailbreak windows close. Why? And why especially that circumstance?
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Zigmidge posted:Why? And why especially that circumstance? Because all it takes is one bad tweak, or uninstalling one essential package accidentally to render your phone unbootable. Even trashing the wrong file in iFile can do it. OpenSSH can save you from all of that.
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Installing OpenSSH and changing your root/mobile passwords also prevents someone else from doing it should they gain physical access to your device. The passcode lock should prevent this from being a concern, but that security measure on iDevices seems quite unreliable. They're always finding loopholes. Paranoia, I know, but why not take the 5 minutes it takes to follow the steps in Cydia. Rick Rickshaw fucked around with this message at 20:06 on Jul 10, 2014 |
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So just to be clear, my passwords reset to the default when I upgraded and re-jailbroke? I didn't do a DFU restore for what that's worth, just an upgrade via iTunes with no backup or restore.
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ibntumart posted:So just to be clear, my passwords reset to the default when I upgraded and re-jailbroke? I didn't do a DFU restore for what that's worth, just an upgrade via iTunes with no backup or restore. If you DFU restore, it will absolutely reset. If you OTA or upgrade in place using iTunes, try logging into your phone using alpine, I guess.
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