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Running wikiproxy
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- There are some cases that you may need to run wikiproxy for firmware keys, the most common is for restoring iOS betas.
- Make sure that you have Python 3 installed to follow these steps.
- Note: This is mostly no longer needed as Legacy iOS Kit automatically uses wikiproxy for firmware keys, but the steps below could still be useful for other use cases and applications.
- To install wikiproxy, use this command:
python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/LukeZGD/wikiproxy.git- It is recommended to
pipxinstalled, then you can install wikiproxy using that:pipx install git+https://github.com/m1stadev/wikiproxy.git
- It is recommended to
- To run wikiproxy, use this command:
wikiproxy- If this does not work, run
source ~/.profileto attempt correcting $PATH - If this still does not work, use this command instead:
~/.local/bin/wikiproxy
- If this does not work, run
- Keep wikiproxy running in this terminal window. Run Legacy iOS Kit in another Terminal window (right-click Terminal icon to create a new window)