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The most trivial | The most trivial way to get private repository is to restrict access based on UDID. Cydia sends the user's UDID via the <tt>HTTP_X_UNIQUE_ID</tt> HTTP header, so your server could check that against a database in order to ensure that the user has rightful access. | ||
=== PHP implementation === | === PHP implementation === | ||
A PHP implementation can be found [https://github.com/Luccifer/UDID-protected-cydia-repo here]. | A PHP implementation can be found [https://github.com/Luccifer/UDID-protected-cydia-repo here]. | ||
Revision as of 05:13, 15 May 2014
This page contains instructions for getting a personal repository set up, and general tips and tricks.
Novice
If you have no interest in setting up your own server, you can always use MyRepoSpace.
Advanced
saurik wrote a pretty detailed explanation on how to get a repository set up a while back.
Private repos
The most trivial way to get private repository is to restrict access based on UDID. Cydia sends the user's UDID via the HTTP_X_UNIQUE_ID HTTP header, so your server could check that against a database in order to ensure that the user has rightful access.
PHP implementation
A PHP implementation can be found here.