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I am getting the same issue on arch.

I disabled my custom anisette server and it works somehow.

I restated my terminal, and my `ALTSERVER_ANISETTE_SERVER` environment variable got set to an empty string. I then tried to sideload using the `./AltServer -u {UUID} -a {Apple ID} -p {PASSWORD}...

Hm, that's weird. I'm not sure then. I completely uninstalled the anisette server package from docker (and even uninstalled docker, as I don't use it). I was using [alt-anisette-server](https://hub.docker.com/r/nyamisty/alt_anisette_server), though....

Actually, I think you must un-set the environment variable `ALTSERVER_ANISETTE_SERVER`. You can do `unset ALTSERVER_ANISETTE_SERVER` to do this.

@paulmorabito If you haven't solved the issue yet, I may have a solution now. Are you using the same Apple ID to sideload and use your phone? If not, it...

@0lazY When I use a custom anisette server, I'm getting a -36607 error: ``` Unable to sign you in to your Apple ID. Try again later. (-36607) ``` And after...