Who owns an iPhone knows that to be able to navigate the folders you have to use ssh and a WiFi connection. But I have experienced a cable with the help of itunnel, and frankly I find it more practical, since I do everything on my Debian, without using the mobile-terminal 'Iphone. To get started all we need is:

• itunnel
• libiphone
• libplist

At this point you have to install a few things you need:

apt-get install build-essential autoconf automake libtool libgnutls-dev libusb-dev libfuse-dev libglib2.0-dev libxml2-dev libreadline5-dev cmake swig ssh sshfs

Install libplist:

cd cartella_libplist

mkdir build

cd build

cmake ..

make

make install

Install libiphone:

cd cartella_libiphone

. / autogen.sh

. / configure

make

make install

Now we go to our home and in the folder. Ssh create a config file like this:

Host myphone
HostName 127.0.0.1
Port 3023
Mobile User
ControlMaster car
ControlPath / tmp/master-% r @% h:% p
ServerAliveInterval 300
UserKnownHostsFile ~ / .ssh / myphone_known_hosts
RemoteForward 2202 localhost: 22

We at our home a folder to mount the iPhone

mkdir iphone

open ssh on your iPhone and enter in the folder itunnel

cd itunnel-0.0.5

root:

. / itunnel 3023

appears to us that:

DebianBox: / home/edmond/itunnel-0.0.5 #. / Itunnel 3023get_iPhone () success
- Successfully got device
ssh server waiting for connection

We open another shell and as root:

sshfs-p 3023 root @ localhost: / var / mobile / Media / home / user / iphone

will be asked for your password:

edmond @ DebianBox: ~ $ su
Password:
DebianBox: / home / edmond # sshfs-p 3023 root @ localhost: / var / mobile / Media / home / Edmond / iphone
root @ localhost's password:
DebianBox: / home / edmond #

Now open nautilus as root, and we will find our Iphone mounted.

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