Pair devices without manual tapping on a popup

[man4567890]

Describe the bug Not sure if it is a bug

To Reproduce Plug in device and run ./go-ios pair

Expected behavior The device is paired with the host no manual intervention required

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Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Ubuntu

Smartphone (please complete the following information): ProductName: iPhone OS ProductType: iPhone9,3 ProductVersion: 15.4.1

Additional context How would you run the ./go-ios pair command, I do not have physical access to the device and would like to pair the device using command line only, IE bypass the "tapping the trust message on the device", Is this possible, if so, could you please give me a procedure on how to do this?

[shamanec]

There are two steps you need to do to be able to pair devices without manually interacting:

1. Supervise your devices. You can find the steps needed to do it here. After you finish the supervision setup you should have a *.p12 file and its password.
2. Then you pair your supervised devices using the file and password from step 1 like this:
   ios pair --p12file="supervision.p12" --password="${SUPERVISION_PASSWORD}"

[man4567890]

Thanks so much, so you have to do this for every device that you plug in? IE you have to make it a manage device 1st?

[shamanec]

Yes, you need to manage all the devices under the same profile to be able to pair them without the Trust popup. But I think it will keep working until you hard reset the devices(might even work after hard reset but I haven't tried)

[man4567890]

Thanks

On Thu, 26 May 2022, 12:25 Nikola Shabanov, @.***> wrote:

Yes, you need to manage all the devices under the same profile to be able to pair them without the Trust popup. But I think it will keep working until you hard reset the devices(might even work after hard reset but I haven't tried)

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[nanoscopic]

Make really really sure to backup the credentials when setting up supervision. If you lose those you can, for the most part, never "unsupervise" them.