SSH problem from quickpwning...

**soups** · 10-12-2008 05:10 AM

Ever since I quickpwn'd my phone with FW 2.1, I have had the following error when trying to access my /Applications folder in the root directory:

Error listing directory '/private/var/stash/Applications.YZiqJc'.

Then when I push the up arrow to go UP a directory and shows Applications.rJoVpy along with include.TwBkK1, libexec.xovDEt, Ringtones.HzE3Je, share.idm6KR, Themes.N32HYb, and Wallpaper.1c8h2d.

Should I rename my Applications.rJoVpy to Applications.YZiqJc?

It never did this when I used WINPWN...

**lordofdaflies** · 10-12-2008 07:18 AM

Try that.

I have a similar problem

when i ssh i cant access /Application and have to go to /var/stash/Applications
but this is only with WinSCP (on XP) but not so on Cyberduck (Mac OS X)

**soups** · 10-12-2008 07:56 AM

Okay, I will try that...

What should I do if I put some .ipa and whole app folder/files into my phone and they are opening but closing immediately? Such as a camera app and a video recorder app?

**soups** · 10-12-2008 08:05 AM

I followed these directions to install mobileinstallation:

1) SSH into your iPhone/iPod Touch, navigate to the folder: "/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileInstallation.framework"
NOTE: This is a FOLDER!!!

2) Backup the file "MobileInstallation", just rename it to "MobileInstallation.bak" or copy it to your computer

3) Copy the patched file (In the Crack folder) to "/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileInstallation.framework"

4) Set the permissions of the file to 775
NOTE: CHECK AGAIN THAT ITS 775 NOT 755
NOTE: CHECK AGAIN THAT ITS 775 NOT 777

5) Navigate to "/private/var/mobile/"

6) Set permissions to the folder "Applications" to 777
NOTE: Make sure reclusive is checked (meaning it sets all files within the folder to 777)

7) Navigate into the "/private/var/mobile/applications/" folder

8) Create a "Documents" folder in the "/private/var/mobile/applications/" folder

9) Set the permission to 777

10) Navigate to the root level

11) Navigate into the "/Applications/" folder

12) Create a "Documents" folder in the "/Applications/" folder

13) Set permissions to 777

14) Reboot iPhone/iPod Touch

15) Now download one free official app from the appstore

Is there something I am missing, the only two apps that aren't working are Snapture and videorecorder3g.

**lordofdaflies** · 10-12-2008 08:12 AM

what permission are u setting for those two apps

try 755 775 and 777 and see which one works

**soups** · 10-12-2008 08:31 AM

I am using 777 with the videorecorder, I can't even see the snapture application in the list...it was an IPA file that I clicked and it just went into itunes and synced, where would I find it or what is it called if its called something different? Shouldn't it be right in my application list?

Update: All three 777, 775, and 755 do not work...

Any other ideas?