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Also adds support for the long argument `--network` for `-n` as stated in the usage
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Format functions expect a constant expression, not a variable.
Simplified the code slightly.
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Using the -n option, idevice_id will print available network devices while
-l will only print available USB devices.
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or change the password
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size
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Both in idevicediagnostics man page and in an error message
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Do it in all comments and errors messages
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Apple removed the lockdownd command 'ValidatePair'. Validating a pairing
can just be done by trying to use the present pairing record to try to
start a lockdownd session: if it succeeds, the pairing is valid, otherwise
obviously not. So this is what we do now.
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As seen in #726 the previous behavior results in wrong assumptions that a
restore is possible without rebooting the device, however this is not how
iOS is handling it.
I added a command line switch --no-reboot now that will let you still
restore without rebooting, if anyone wants to play around with that...
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function, add command line switch to skip
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This will trigger re-installation of apps that were installed when the backup
was created once the device finishes the restore and rebooted.
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struct dirent
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(esp. on network filesystems)
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