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knc1 · 11-29-2017, 11:04 AM

You can use the search bar command to run a script at the topmost level of visible USB storage.
The command is:
;log runme
The script must be named:
RUNME.sh
That name, the case as shown.

Using a plain text editor using Unix (Linux) line endings (not Windows line endings) create the file with the following contents (cut & paste should work):

Code:

#!/bin/sh

[ -f  "/etc/uks/pubdevkey01.pem"  ] && cp "/etc/uks/pubdevkey01.pem"  "/mnt/us/documents" || printf '%s\n' "DevKey not found" >"/mnt/us/documents/NotFound.txt"

If the device is still jail broken, you will have a copy of the public key in /documents.
If the device is not jail broken, you will have a copy of "NotFound.txt" personal document in /documents.

11-29-2017, 11:04 AM	#72
knc1 Going Viral Posts: 17,212 Karma: 18210809 Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Central Texas Device: No K1, PW2, KV, KOA	You can use the search bar command to run a script at the topmost level of visible USB storage. The command is: ;log runme The script must be named: RUNME.sh That name, the case as shown. Using a plain text editor using Unix (Linux) line endings (not Windows line endings) create the file with the following contents (cut & paste should work): Code: #!/bin/sh [ -f "/etc/uks/pubdevkey01.pem" ] && cp "/etc/uks/pubdevkey01.pem" "/mnt/us/documents" \|\| printf '%s\n' "DevKey not found" >"/mnt/us/documents/NotFound.txt" If the device is still jail broken, you will have a copy of the public key in /documents. If the device is not jail broken, you will have a copy of "NotFound.txt" personal document in /documents.