AttributeError

[lennartbunk]

Hi, its my first attempt to use python. Maybe the solution is obvious for someone else.
I'm running Win 10 with Python 2.7.7.

C:\Python27\iloot-master>iloot.py EMAIL PASSWORD
Working with EMAIL PASSWORD
Output directory : output
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Python27\iloot-master\iloot.py", line 679, in
download_backup(args.apple_id, args.password, args.output, args.item_types, args.snapshot, args.combined, args.itunes_style, args.domain, args.threads, args.keep_existing)
File "C:\Python27\iloot-master\iloot.py", line 605, in download_backup
account_settings = plist_request("setup.icloud.com", "POST", "/setup/get_account_settings", "", headers)
File "C:\Python27\iloot-master\iloot.py", line 89, in plist_request
print "{}: {}".format(plist_data.title, plist_data.message)
File "C:\Python27\lib\plistlib.py", line 301, in getattr
raise AttributeError, attr
AttributeError: title

[ifnull]

Add a print data to https://github.com/hackappcom/iloot/blob/master/iloot.py#L79. Sounds like get_account_settings didn't return the settings. May be 2 factor auth issue. You should see an error in the print statement.

[lennartbunk]

I added "print data" to line 79, line 80, line 379 and 380.
It results in syntax error or makes no difference at all.
Sorry, i'm a total newbie in python.

[ifnull]

it should look like this ...

def plist_request(host, method, url, body, headers):
    conn = HTTPSConnection(host)
    sock = socket.create_connection((conn.host, conn.port), conn.timeout, conn.source_address)
    conn.sock = ssl.wrap_socket(sock, conn.key_file, conn.cert_file, ssl_version=ssl.PROTOCOL_TLSv1)
    request = conn.request(method, url, body, headers)
    response = conn.getresponse()

    data = response.read()
    print data
    try:
        plist_data = plistlib.readPlistFromString(data)
    except:
        plist_data = None

[lennartbunk]

Okay, now that's the result:

protocolVersion 1.0

            <key>appleAccountInfo</key>
            <dict>
                    <key>dsid</key>
                    <string>123123123</string>

                    <key>dsPrsID</key>
                    <integer>123123123</integer>

            </dict>

            <key>tokens</key>
            <dict>
                    <key>mmeAuthToken</key>
                    <string>123123123</string>

            </dict>

    </dict>

protocolVersion 2

            <key>localizedError</key>
            <string>MOBILEME_TERMS_OF_SERVICE_UPDATE</string>

    </dict>

Traceback (most recent call last): File "iloot.py", line 679, in download_backup(args.apple_id, args.password, args.output, args.item_types, args.snapshot, args.combined, args.itunes_style, args.domain, args.threads, args.keep_existing) File "iloot.py", line 605, in download_backup account_settings = plist_request("setup.icloud.com", "POST", "/setup/get_account_settings", "", headers) File "iloot.py", line 89, in plist_request print "{}: {}".format(plist_data.title, plist_data.message) File "C:\Python27\lib\plistlib.py", line 301, in **getattr** raise AttributeError, attr AttributeError: title

[mca-gif]

The issue is that you have not approved the terms and conditions released when iOS 9 was released. Back in October iloot was changed to pretend to be iOS 9 in a vain attempt to get it to fetch iOS 9 backups. Aside from perhaps a recent version of iTunes, I'm not sure anything but signing in on an iOS 9 device can trigger the approval process. You could also roll back the changes made in commit bcc5052 and it would begin working again.

[lennartbunk]

The MOBILEME_TERMS_OF_SERVICE_UPDATE line made me think of that problem too but i didn't found a solution. I installed the newest iTunes and iCloud but there wasn't an option to accept the new TOS.

I now rolled back the changes made in commit bcc5052 and - it's working!
The reason might be that it's an old iPhone 4s Backup from iOS 8.1.1.

Now it stopps after about 5mb with that:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "iloot.py", line 679, in
download_backup(args.apple_id, args.password, args.output, args.item_types, args.snapshot, args.combined, args.itunes_style, args.domain, args.threads, args.keep_existing)
File "iloot.py", line 635, in download_backup
client.download(UDID, types)
File "iloot.py", line 510, in download
self.authorize_get(authTokens, snapshot)
File "iloot.py", line 281, in authorize_get
self.write_file(file, decrypted_chunks, snapshot)
File "iloot.py", line 345, in write_file
with open(path, "wb") as ff:
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: u'output[...]/store/CloudUserDictionary.sqlite'

The backup has a size of 1.81gb. I successfully downloaded it with wondershare dr.fone.

[AnonyMoouse]

Hi, I am a total and complete noob when it comes to programming of any kind. I was wondering if you could post the version without the ios9 changes on MEGA or email them to me at [email protected]. It would be greatly appreciated.

[sbasmanov]

I needed sms.db to restore dialog deleted by accident. On my 5s script worked fine. On wife's 5s it gave MOBILEME_TERMS_OF_SERVICE_UPDATE error. Googling shows that no easy solution. But above link to commit bcc5052 that did the trick. In current script I changed only 3 lines:
CLIENT_INFO = "<iPhone2,1> <iPhone OS;5.1.1;9B206> <com.apple.AppleAccount/1.0 ((null)/(null))>" #CLIENT_INFO = "<iPhone6,2> <iPhone OS;9.0.2;13A452> <com.apple.AppleAccount/1.0 ((null)/(null))>" USER_AGENT_MOBILE_BACKUP = "MobileBackup/5.1.1 (9B206; iPhone3,1)" #USER_AGENT_MOBILE_BACKUP = "MobileBackup/9.0.2 (13A452; iPhone6,2)" CLIENT_INFO_BACKUP = "<N88AP> <iPhone OS;5.1.1;9B206> <com.apple.icloud.content/211.1 (com.apple.MobileBackup/9B206)>" #CLIENT_INFO_BACKUP = "<N88AP> <iPhone OS;9.0.2;13A452> <com.apple.icloud.content/211.1 (com.apple.MobileBackup/13A452)>"
And that worked. I think apple returns response depending on device version. So, reverting to old version strings makes it work.