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Shareware program Proxifier (http://www.proxifier.com) makes most other applications work properly by resolving and routing the requests without manually specifying the SOCKS/HTTP proxy.

I was able to get Version 1.0.1 of iProxy to work properly using Proxifier, but Version 2.0, it cannot communicate with their the SOCKS or HTTPS proxy.

I would really want to use Version 2.0, since it offers multitasking, but something has changed that makes it unable to work with Proxifier (and possibly other similar utilities).

Not sure how much of a bug or issue this really is, but I fixed it by updating the Base SDK in the "Build" section of the Project Info Dialog.

I can't get it working :(. Not awesome enough to know why.

A lion walkthrough for noobs would be so great.

Xcode reports that pwd.h is not found when building on iOS 6.

I'm not able to view HTTPS sites using iProxy (for example, this page). Is this a known issue or am I missing a configuration?

The current build of iProxy initially works well, but seems to die off after a while, and I no longer can surf on Safari. I've tested this in various modes, with both HTTP and SOCKS turned on, only one of them on, and either multitasking in the background, or left running in the foreground.

I manually have to end it and restart the app in order to resume the ability to surf.

This is being tested on a non-jailbroken iPhone 4 running iOS 4.1 and a MacBook running Snow Leopard 10.6.4.

Thanks for all your help in advance!

I am writeing a proxy called U-Proxy (https://github.com/nathansuchy/U-Proxy) it is like Glype it uses PHP and CURL but is better and will be a web based proxy I know your proxy works on the iphone but since you are a proxy developer maybe you could help(maybe if you don't know PHP you could make APIs for programing laungages that you know)

XCode 3.1.4
Mac OS X 10.5.8

Error:

Running custom shell script
ditto: Can't archive multiple sources
Usage: ditto [ ] src [ ... src ] dst

as per request of tcurdt:

PegBook-Intel:~ mare$ type -a ditto
ditto is /usr/bin/ditto

Hi,
I've just try your solution to share my connection whitout jailbreak my Iphone. It's work fine on IOS6.

I've redesign the application icons and colors to make something more "graphic". I would like to share it with you but I don't know where to post it.

Contact me if you want to take it.

Regards.

Can't establish IPsec/TCP on Cisco VPN while on iProxy Windows7

This is truly a great resource! Thank you!

I got the app onto my phone with no problem, and the first time I set it up according to this guide:
https://github.com/tcurdt/iProxy/wiki/Configuring-iProxy

it worked fine.

However, when I tried to reconnect it afterwards, I couldn't get it working. Deleting the ad-hoc network and disconnecting, I started over reconfiguring from the instructions again, and it worked, but once again, afterwards I couldn't reconnect after I disconnected once.

Now, finally, even following the exact same steps on the page, I can't get iProxy to work on my phone at all.

My two questions are: Why would I be able to connect originally, and then not able to get it to work now? And once I manage to get it configured again, shouldn't I just be able to select the ad-hoc network on my computer, select the network on my phone, and then just run-iproxy?

Thank you for your time and help. Again, this app has already provided great joy to my life and has helped ease my internet withdrawal.

Edit: I've tried trouble-shooting this as much as possible. I verified my phone still had connection, I tried both manual and automatic proxying, I reset my devices, etc. It worked before, but I just can't get it working again, and I can't figure out what the difference is. When I try to browse now, I get a spinning wheel but pages never load.

Would there be any possible way to create a physically tethered option, that way Wi-Fi doesn't need to be turned on in order for it to work (even though a program on the PC end may be required)?

@tcurdt – is this still considered an active project?

AFAIK, there isn't many other options like this out there that function as well as this did. That being said, the chances of it being runnable upon immediate download is becoming more and more unlikely, from iOS 5, to iOS 6, to iOS 7, etc.

There's a couple PRs that seem to keep it up-to-date. I'm not a great iOS developer, but I'd love to fork the project and accept some pull requests so that it can continue to be usable on newer operating systems.

Interested to hear some other opinions from other people who have recently (though that's subjective, considering the last update was 1+ years ago) contributed to the project – @atomicbird, @RacNot, etc.

If there is another alternative that someone knows of, it might not be a bad idea to document that in the README, as this is a fairly popular project in terms of stars/forks.

I can't connect to ftp sites with Panic Coda when i'm using iProxy. Someone else the same issue?

Hello,

I got this running on iOS 6.1.3 and Mountain Lion, connected to the ad-hoc network, and setup the http proxy (via the .pac file), but when I try to navigate to any website, I get the following:

Anyone seen this before and know what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks,
Steve

I have the developers certificate, and it is all compiled and coming up fine on my iphone 4.

But if I understand it correctly: if I'm away with no WIFI connection (like in a car), when I start the iProxy app I should get an IP address shown in the app, right? (coming in from the 3G connection). Then once that shows I set up the SOCKS5 with my laptop to catch the connection. I don't need WIFI, I should just be able to power my laptop via my iphone's 3G network. Right?

Hello,

I just updated from Version 1 to version 2 and I am unable to figure out how to configure this version to my MacBook. The iProxy Wiki, configuration page won't load, well none of the pictures will load for me. I've tried multiple web browsers.

Any help would be extremely appreciated.

Could this app be modified to provide support for a wifi ipad?

Thank,
David

Your readme says you need an apple developer license - is this still the case in 2023? I have Xcode and can push apps to my personal phone from my Mac.

also, does this method of proxying still work to bypass modern cell carrier restrictions? I use Mint which is now owned by T-Mobile.

Whenever I enter a game or anything where somethin uses the mic or speakers, backgrounding cuts out. Also, the app used to constantly freeze up, however a reinstallation of the app fixed the issue for now. UDP also doesn't work through the HTTP proxy :/

might be user error but i'm still unable to compile. here's the error:

Project iProxy | Configuration Release
!Run custom shell script 'Run Script'

ditto: Can't archive multiple sources
Usage: ditto [ ] src [ ... src ] dst
!Command /bin/sh failed with exit code 1

Nice app! Small touch to make it look even nicer: use Status.png as Default.png.

I have my computer hooked up to the internet through iProxy, but when I open the terminal to remote ssh to another computer it doesn't work. How do I get the ssh command to use the ad hoc network connection to my device so that I can remote ssh to another computer?
Thanks.

Thanks for posting this project.

The Xcode project can't be set to build for a device, because the base SDK is set to the simulator-specific one. Also, the base SDK is set on both the project and the target.

The base SDK should be set to "latest iOS" in the project, and the setting should be deleted from the target entirely so it inherits from the project.

I'm a new developer so I ask this question knowing full well that a) the answer is probably obvious to everybody but me and b) I will probably get flamed for asking... but here it goes anyway.

I downloaded the latest TAR file but because it's optimized for an earlier version of iOS I can't seem to it onto my iPhone 4. I have deployed other apps to my phone (while going through my training) but my iPhone does not show up as an option.

I went into the project settings and updated the build target to iOS 4.2 but still my device is not an option to deploy on.

I should mention that in the organizer the phone is listed and is green. I can open any of my previous projects that I created myself and it all works fine.

So... what am I missing?

Very humbly, Tom

The project is working fine but I needed to do just a couple things to get it to work on the latest xcode/iOS versions, so I wanted to file a ticket for the next person.

I allowed Xcode to auto update the project, but I needed to delete the manual provisioning profiles.

In AppDelete.m change [window addSubview:statusViewController.view]; to [window setRootViewController:statusViewController]; as it would crash complaining about no root view controller.

Everything else was fine and I was able to proxy from my mac to my phone.

I'm not entirely sure how the iProxy Mac Agent is supposed to operate or what its purpose is in relation to the iPhone app. In addition, I'm having trouble determining which build is the most recent, as there are several different commits and mergers throughout the entire tree. If you could simply assert a newer "version 2.1," that would be great.

Is there a way I can share the connect to my MacBooks ethernet port so that a router could pick this up so that I can connect my xbox/ps3/wii/etc.

I’m running version 2.0 on an iPhone 4 and iPad, both running 4.2b1. The HTTP proxy works fine, but the SOCKS 5 proxy does not work. I am not sure if this isolated to iOS 4.2 or if it is an inherent problem of iProxy 2.0. The SOCKS 5 proxy works fine on older versions of iProxy.

I did notice that the port numbers are different in 2.0 and have made the necessary changes on my Mac’s network settings to reflect that. I also made sure I turned on the SOCKS 5 proxy from the application, via the ON/OFF toggle.

Is there some additional changes or settings I should be looking at?

Compiled and runs find on my phone. I don't understand what I need to do to pass it on to a friend besides adding his serial number in my provisioning profiles. Do I need to recompile after doing that?

Thanks,

Tony

Not sure how much of a bug or issue this really is, but I fixed it by updating the Base SDK in the "Build" section of the Project Info Dialog.

I'm having the same problem as Stokestack's closed issue #17 reproduced at bottom. Using latest released Xcode 4.2 and latest tcurdt-iProxy-version-2.0-39-g188599c.tar, the project builds fine but only offers iPhone and iPad Simulator SDK targets (3.2, 4.0, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, & 5.0), but none that targets a physical device... just simulators. I've provisioned fully through Apple's Developer iOS Provisioning Portal, and even tried copying an ad-hoc Distribution.mobileprovision to the root folder of iProxy as per the iProxy FAQ. I'm at a loss how to get any device build target option to show up for iProxy (unlike other apps, where my iPad2 shows up fine).

I'd very much appreciate any suggestions how to proceed to get iProxy loaded on my iPad. Thanks, solmaker

--- issue #17: Xcode project lacks device targets - January 12, 2011
The Xcode project can't be set to build for a device, because the base SDK is set to the simulator-specific one. Also, the base SDK is set on both the project and the target.
The base SDK should be set to "latest iOS" in the project, and the setting should be deleted from the target entirely so it inherits from the project.