iOS Question Local builder : Path contains illegal symbols

[Semen Matusovskiy]

Hi, guys --

I have a strange problem since last two days. When I try to run on iPhone, I get a message about wrong path after 'Sending data to remote compiler.' Meanwhile I can run on simulator without any problem.

What I did in last days. Windows: I re-install it a week ago and used the same pathes/parameters as before. Doubt that a problem here.
Mac - I did nothing.
IOS - it was automatic update to IOS 14.4.1.

What I tried to do ... At first, I used iTunes to restore iPhone. Does not help.
Then I tried to re-compile B4i-Bridge (Device IP = iPhone). An error.

Finally I installed B4i-Bridge (Device IP = Simulator, then XCode). But B4i-Bridge does not work as usual. It shows layouts in Designer, but can not run my programs.

Any ideas ? Maybe a problem in IOS release ?

 

[roumei]

Not sure if it helps since I only use the hosted builder but I just updated to iOS 14.4.1 and B4i-Bridge continues to work without problems.

 

[Erel]

Please post the compilation window text.

 

[Semen Matusovskiy]

Just now it's a problem. I restored IOS (14.4.1) without iCloud settings. Have installed B4i certificate and built Bridge app.
#CertificateFile and #ProvisionFile are valid (made in November or December 2020.

When I try to navigate to 192.168.xxx.xxx:51041/myId in iPhone's Safari, a webbrowser hangs. Meanwhile Mac and Windows show a page as usual.

I tried to reinstall all on Mac also (clean install of latest Big Sur and XCode). Then tried to run B4i-Bridge app using XCode. Compilation is successful, but XCode is not able to run B4i-Bridge app on iPhone.

 

[Erel]

Try the new Apple Configurator option.

 

[Semen Matusovskiy]

I found two reasons.

First reason - Symantec's Firewall. Can't say what exactly wrong, but if to turn firewall off, b4i-bridge works as usual.

Another reason: I add a comment ' <-- Change to #CertificateFile & #ProvisionFile. Exactly this gave "Path contains illegal symbols".