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Stopped working

Open not-yuvi opened this issue 1 year ago • 8 comments

Everything used to work fine but today when refreshing, i got an error: Could not copy provisioning profiles. Error code: -256

I thought it was a altstore issue but sometimes i get this on altserver it says failed to send -1 bytes OR

Received bytes: 33965(of 33965)
Represented Value: 191
Sent Bytes Count: 4 (4)
Sent Data: 4 Bytes
Failed to handle requestSent Bytes Count: 191 (191)
:CouldSent Data: 191 Bytes n
ot copy provisioning profiles. Error code: -256.

it seems to work tethered

another issue that’s happening is that it keeps on saying Removing (device-number) Adding device (device-number)

not-yuvi avatar Aug 26 '23 06:08 not-yuvi

i have to add, the bytes change sometimes. sometimes it says send 191 bytes really late and i still get the error

not-yuvi avatar Aug 26 '23 06:08 not-yuvi

Needs more details like using tethered mode or wifi mode

powenn avatar Sep 03 '23 06:09 powenn

same error

wangguangyou avatar Nov 30 '23 13:11 wangguangyou

@powenn I began also getting this error a couple of days ago, after several months working without issues. I am using wifi mode.

Other Socket:6. Port: 64821. Error: 0
Receiving request size...
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 4(of 4)
Receiving 33693 bytes...
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 1448(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 5544(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 9640(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 10136(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 11584(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 13032(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 17128(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 20272(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 21720(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 23168(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 27264(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 31360(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 31856(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 33304(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 33693(of 33693)
Removing 00008130-0001445011C0001C
Adding device 00008130-0001445011C0001C
Represented Value: 191
Sent Bytes Count: 4 (4)
Sent Data: 4 Bytes
Sent Bytes Count: 191 (191)
Failed to handle request:Could not copy provisioning profiles. ErSent Data: 191 Bytes
ror code: -256.

gilcu3 avatar May 04 '24 07:05 gilcu3

@powenn I began also getting this error a couple of days ago, after several months working without issues. I am using wifi mode.

Other Socket:6. Port: 64821. Error: 0
Receiving request size...
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 4(of 4)
Receiving 33693 bytes...
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 1448(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 5544(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 9640(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 10136(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 11584(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 13032(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 17128(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 20272(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 21720(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 23168(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 27264(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 31360(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 31856(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 33304(of 33693)
Checking socket: 6
Received bytes: 33693(of 33693)
Removing 00008130-0001445011C0001C
Adding device 00008130-0001445011C0001C
Represented Value: 191
Sent Bytes Count: 4 (4)
Sent Data: 4 Bytes
Sent Bytes Count: 191 (191)
Failed to handle request:Could not copy provisioning profiles. ErSent Data: 191 Bytes
ror code: -256.

Did you do upgrade like "apt upgrade" recent ? I found that after upgrade , the binaries not works as expect and the issues happened

powenn avatar May 04 '24 07:05 powenn

Did you do upgrade like "apt upgrade" recent ? I found that after upgrade , the binaries not works as expect and the issues happened

I am using it on a raspberry pi on archlinux, therefore yes I update the system once in a while. I am using an external anisette server, and recompiling it did not fix the issue. Which binary do you think could be the culprit?

gilcu3 avatar May 04 '24 07:05 gilcu3

Did you do upgrade like "apt upgrade" recent ? I found that after upgrade , the binaries not works as expect and the issues happened

I am using it on a raspberry pi on archlinux, therefore yes I update the system once in a while. I am using an external anisette server, and recompiling it did not fix the issue. Which binary do you think could be the culprit?

Try refresh with tethered mode , if not works then I guess anisette server

powenn avatar May 04 '24 07:05 powenn

Try refresh with tethered mode , if not works then I guess anisette server

in tethered mode it worked without issues, then after I cannot get the phone detected again on wifi mode, but I guess that is a temporal issue. I will test in a couple of days if wifi mode works again, thanks for your help!

EDIT: confirmed to work on wifi again after a phone restart! Maybe we can close the issue as I guess the OP should be able to use a similar solution

gilcu3 avatar May 04 '24 07:05 gilcu3