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09-19-2007, 01:59 PM #1
Does anyone know the URL that the Installer.app connects to?
Hi,
I just wanted to browse the Installer.app applications and programs from my FireFox / IE browser. I like to stay updated with what programs are on there, but I can't always connect w/ my iPhone since my internet is through a physical DSL cable and I don't have WiFi where i'm at.
Thanks in advance!
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It connects to multiple repositories.
You can check the list here:
var/root/library/Installer/PackageSources.plist
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09-19-2007, 10:26 PM #3
Almost every file from Installer.app is also listed on this site: http://pxl.ibrickr.com/
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09-20-2007, 10:44 AM #4
Still need some assistance...
Thanks for those 2 responses!!! And thanks to whoever moved my post, I didn't know where specifically to put it... sorry.
I checked this file with Finder, Preview, and Squid on my iPhone. Neither of the 3 methods was able to yield a URL. Is there a specific program that I'm supposed to use?
I've also checked the pxl.ibrickr and the other [zxcv].ibrickr site and they have different things from the installer.
Does anyone know of a way for me to just download those .pxls into my computer so I can add pxls without having to connect and download each time?
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09-20-2007, 01:40 PM #5
To clarify:
Installer does not use PXL
You need to use iBrickr or Breezy to install a pxl package.
Yes, you can very easily download any pxl package and save it on your computer.White 3G
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09-20-2007, 05:28 PM #6
You can add a new preview type to Finder to preview plist files in MobileTextEdit, but be very, very careful - If you save a binary file from MobileTextEdit, it will be corrupted and can trash your phone.
Or you could use a desktop app like iPhoneBrowser, iPhoneList, Funtastic, iBrickr to copy the file to your desktop and view it there.



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