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Difference between revisions of "USBMuxConnectByPort"
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//import iTunesMobileDevice.dll or link with MobileDevice.framework |
//import iTunesMobileDevice.dll or link with MobileDevice.framework |
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int USBMuxConnectByPort(int connectionID, int iPhone_port_network_byte_order, int* outHandle); |
int USBMuxConnectByPort(int connectionID, int iPhone_port_network_byte_order, int* outHandle); |
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//iphone_port - TCP service port to connect to on the iPhone |
//iphone_port - TCP service port to connect to on the iPhone |
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Revision as of 03:48, 16 May 2010
Function that can be used to tunnel TCP connections over USB, useful for SSH and other stuff //import iTunesMobileDevice.dll or link with MobileDevice.framework
int USBMuxConnectByPort(int connectionID, int iPhone_port_network_byte_order, int* outHandle);
Example code snippet:
//iphone_port - TCP service port to connect to on the iPhone
//target_device - get this from a device callback.. use AMDeviceNotificationSubscribe to register callback.
int ret = USBMuxConnectByPort(AMDeviceGetConnectionID(target_device), htons(iphone_port), &handle);
if (ret != ERR_SUCCESS) {
printf("USBMuxConnectByPort = %x\n", ret);
goto error_service;
}
ret = AFCConnectionOpen(handle, 0, &afc_con);
if (ret != ERR_SUCCESS) {
printf ( "AFCConnectionOpen = %i\n" , ret );
goto error_service;
}
//handle - handle to use for send/recv
