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Old 06-01-2008, 10:24 AM
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Default Repo.sc not being able to refresh on my iPhone

Hi there,
I have a 1.1.4 OTB iPhone using 3.11 installer. Unlocked, Activated & Jailbroke with ZiPhone.

I have tried to add my source "repo.sc/ryanlancaster13"
Which then I then click add.

The screen shows an error message of "Could not refresh sources!"

Any ideas to fix?
Thanks.
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Old 06-01-2008, 12:27 PM
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This is actually a crappy installer issue... I mentioned about it a small while back here: Recent Installer Slowdown's and bloged about it here: Installer Slow Downs - Andy Huang

At this point, I am not aware of a fix for this other than hitting refresh several times and hope that Installer doesn't do anything silly with the repo.sc source. Once it is loaded, it will cache the information locally, so even if it doesn't actually get the information, Installer will still be able to show the cached version. Funny thing is that Installer even kills their apptapp official every now and then, its just that most people just don't notice it because information comes default cached...
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Old 06-01-2008, 03:15 PM
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This is actually a crappy installer issue... I mentioned about it a small while back here: Recent Installer Slowdown's and bloged about it here: Installer Slow Downs - Andy Huang

At this point, I am not aware of a fix for this other than hitting refresh several times and hope that Installer doesn't do anything silly with the repo.sc source. Once it is loaded, it will cache the information locally, so even if it doesn't actually get the information, Installer will still be able to show the cached version. Funny thing is that Installer even kills their apptapp official every now and then, its just that most people just don't notice it because information comes default cached...


Thanks for your reply.
I'll keep trying to refresh the sources. (As you said) But the thing is.. Installer accepts "repo.sc/TTS" + Other users.
Could it not be anything to do with my account?
Thanks again.
Ryan.
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Old 06-01-2008, 03:22 PM
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If it accepts mine, but not yours, then it could be either a problem with your account, or Installer being really evil... Lemme check your accout now and see if I can find anything wrong with it. Gimme like... 15 minutes and I'll reply again!
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Old 06-01-2008, 03:57 PM
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I tested it with debug mode, and it did locate a problematic package, however, it did resolve the source and show up as personalized repo for your account... Here's the log for what its worth:
Code:
2008-06-01 15:29:58.262 Installer[312:d03] ATInstaller: Initializing...
2008-06-01 15:29:58.273 Installer[312:d03] ATPackageManager: Initializing...
2008-06-01 15:30:03.982 Installer[312:d03] ATPackageManager: Status: Checking sources...
2008-06-01 15:30:04.574 Installer[312:d03] ATPackageManager: Status: Refreshing sources...
2008-06-01 15:30:04.738 Installer[312:d03] Scanning local source @ /var/mobile/Media/Installer...
2008-06-01 15:30:04.845 Installer[312:d03] ATPackageManager: Waiting on this batch... [3 in 3]
2008-06-01 15:30:05.277 Installer[312:d03] ATSourceFetcher: Finished fetching source http://repository.apptapp.com/ (into /tmp/Installer_oFhKig)
2008-06-01 15:30:05.398 Installer[312:d03] ATPackageManager: Source refresh: success for http://repository.apptapp.com/
2008-06-01 15:30:05.849 Installer[312:d03] ATPackageManager: Leaving the waiting on this batch... [3 in 2]
2008-06-01 15:30:05.851 Installer[312:d03] ATPackageManager: Waiting on remainder batch (2)...
2008-06-01 15:30:06.309 Installer[312:d03] ATSourceFetcher: Finished fetching source http://repo.sc/tts (into /tmp/Installer_1qneiD)
2008-06-01 15:30:06.389 Installer[312:d03] ATPackageManager: Source refresh: success for http://repo.sc/tts
2008-06-01 15:30:18.907 Installer[312:d03] ATSourceFetcher: Finished fetching source http://repo.sc/ryanlancaster13 (into /tmp/Installer_gJ5oth)
2008-06-01 15:30:25.493 Installer[312:d03] ATPackageManager: Source refresh: success for http://repo.sc/ryanlancaster13
2008-06-01 15:30:25.805 Installer[312:d03] ATPackageManager: Invalid package: {
    bundleIdentifier = "iPhone.i-Bloog.1.1.3 App Fix"; 
    category = "iPhone.i-Bloog 113 Fix"; 
    contact = "N/A"; 
    date = 1204053035; 
    description = "\U4fee\U6b631.1.3 \U4e0d\U80fd\U6b63\U5e38\U4f7f\U7528weTool, MobileFinder"; 
    maintainer = "Chiisana Development, Inc."; 
    name = "1.1.3 App Fix"; 
    scripts = {
        install = (
            (Notice, "\U57fa\U672c\U4fee\U6b63"), 
            (Exec, "chmod 777 /var/root/Library"), 
            (Exec, "chmod 777 /var/root/Library/Preferences"), 
            (Exec, "/usr/bin/chown -R mobile:mobile /var/mobile"), 
            (Notice, "\U4fee\U6b63weTool"), 
            (Exec, "rm -r /var/root/Library/AddressBook/ "), 
            (Exec, "rm -r /var/root/Library/CallHistory/  "), 
            (Exec, "rm -r /var/root/Library/Notes/  "), 
            (Exec, "rm -r /var/root/Library/SMS/ "), 
            (Exec, "ln -s /var/mobile/Library/AddressBook /var/root/Library/"), 
            (Exec, "ln -s /var/mobile/Library/CallHistory /var/root/Library/"), 
            (Exec, "ln -s /var/mobile/Library/Notes /var/root/Library/"), 
            (Exec, "ln -s /var/mobile/Library/SMS /var/root/Library/"), 
            (Notice, "\U4fee\U6b63MobileFinder"), 
            (Exec, "chmod 4755 /Applications/Finder.app/Finder"), 
            (Exec, "chmod 4755 /bin/cat /bin/chmod /bin/chown /bin/cp /bin/ls"), 
            (Exec, "chmod 4755 /bin/mkdir /bin/mv /bin/rm /bin/rmdir /bin/unlink")
        ); 
        uninstall = (); 
    }; 
    source = "http://repo.sc/ryanlancaster13"; 
    url = "http://iphone.i-bloog.com/"; 
    version = "1.0"; 
}
Good news and bad news...
Good news is, the package is actually outdated and removed from the original repository. So it can be removed from your repo, too (read on, I've more or less done that accidentally).

Bad news, in attempt to remove that package from the database, I clicked the wrong button and removed the packages tracking table instead. I have since recreated the table, but there may be some incorrect linkings with the newest packages... I'm still evaluating how much damage this is causing, but from first glance, it doesn't seem like a whole lot. Seems like there's only four sources with new packages added (updated doesn't matter) since the last backup... and they're not main stream ones (most of them are, in fact, on Chinese repositories) ... I'll make another update (possibly an email one) in a bit when everything is settled.
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