- #QUADRUPLE AIRBRIDGE HOW TO#
- #QUADRUPLE AIRBRIDGE INSTALL#
- #QUADRUPLE AIRBRIDGE ANDROID#
- #QUADRUPLE AIRBRIDGE MAC#
Open settings.txt in a text editor and enter your settings, replacing the example values.Open a command prompt (Windows) or terminal (Mac/Linux).
#QUADRUPLE AIRBRIDGE INSTALL#
#QUADRUPLE AIRBRIDGE HOW TO#
You can google "Create DHCP reservation " for specific instructions on how to do this.
In the SMServer settings, make sure "Automatically mark as read" is turned off.Search for and install the SMServer tweak.Jailbreak your iPhone if you haven't already.Support for AirMessage Electron clients is coming soon. I used Checkra1n on my iPhone SE, but YMMV. A jailbroken iPhone with iOS 13 or 14 (though SMServer will likely have support for iOS 12 in the near future).I'm working on getting AirBridge running on an iPhone and making the installation much easier, so this requirement will (hopefully) not stick around for much longer. Macs, PCs, Linux boxes, and Raspberry Pis should all work. This doesn't need to be a Mac-just something that can run Node. A spare computer that will always be on and connected to your network.Installation instructions (Please let me know if you have any questions or if any of this doesn't make sense-I'm working on bundling this into a Cydia tweak for easy installation) I'm not sure how that would work with a self-signed certificate though, as running it over HTTP isn't a great idea.
#QUADRUPLE AIRBRIDGE ANDROID#
SMServer doesn't officially support this, but it might be possible to set up the iPhone as a VNC server and remote-control it from a webpage running on the Android phone. "Officially" sending tapbacks via the AirMessage app isn't supported right now, so tapbacks are a little clunky at the moment and attachment reactions aren't possible.What SMServer supports but AirMessage doesn't support (yet) AirMessage Cloud (the developer has kindly asked third-party developers to not use the official AM cloud servers).Sending or receiving message effects (SMServer doesn't support these yet, but it might be possible by directly accessing SMS.db).Read receipts and the "Read" status should work. SMServer doesn't support "Sending", "Sent", or "Delivered" statuses (all messages report as "sent").SMServer tends to crash when downloading large attachments.It isn't possible at the moment to add people to a group.It isn't possible at the moment to create a group (see this for more info).SMServer doesn't currently support viewing the list of members in a group (though it will be in the next update-see this for more info).The Electron client (for Windows/Mac) currently can't fetch messages or conversations (I have a planned fix for this).If anyone knows how to package a NodeJS script into a Cydia tweak please let me know! I've gotten AirBridge to run on the iPhone itself but it still needs some optimizations.Group creation doesn't work at the moment. Creating a chat should work, but I haven't done extensive testing.Stickers kind of work, but they show up as attachments for now.(Messages typically arrive 0.8 seconds after being received on the iPhone)
#QUADRUPLE AIRBRIDGE MAC#
Hey everyone! I've been working on a script that allows you to use an iPhone as an AirMessage server! It's in alpha and might have weird glitches/crashes, so I'd recommend having a Mac to serve as a backup (i.e.
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