tsschecker is a powerful tool to check tss signing status of various devices and iOS versions.
- Allows you to get lists of all devices and all iOS/OTA versions for a specific device.
- Can check signing status for default iOS versions and beta ipsws (by specifying a
BuildManifest.plist) - Works without specifying any device relevant values to check signing status, but can be used to save blobs when given an ECID and the option
--print-tss-response(although there are better tools to do this).
tsschecker is not only meant to be used to check signing status, but also to explore Apple's tss servers. By using all of its customization possibilities, you might discover a combination of devices and iOS versions that is now getting signed but wasn't getting signed before.
These libraries are already in the source so you don't need to install them.
(might become outdated):
Usage: tsschecker [OPTIONS]
| option (short) | option (long) | description |
|---|---|---|
-d |
--device MODEL |
specify device by its MODEL (eg. iPhone4,1) |
-i |
--ios VERSION |
specify iOS version (eg. 6.1.3) |
-h |
--help |
prints usage information |
-o |
--ota |
check OTA signing status, instead of normal restore |
-b |
--no-baseband |
don't check baseband signing status. Request a ticket without baseband |
-e |
--ecid ECID |
manually specify an ECID to be used for fetching blobs, instead of using random ones. ECID must be either dec or hex eg. 5482657301265 or ab46efcbf71 |
--beta |
request ticket for beta instead of normal release (use with -o) |
|
--list-devices |
list all known devices | |
--list-ios |
list all known iOS versions | |
--build-manifest MANIFEST |
manually specify buildmanifest. (can be used with -d) |
|
--nocache |
ignore caches and re-download required files | |
--print-tss-request |
prints tss request that will be sent (plist) | |
--print-tss-response |
prints tss response that come from Apple (plist) |