SubManager

SubManager is an iOS Application, written in Objective-C, which can enable/disable your Cydia Substrate extensions; this may be useful if you still need Jailbreak, but you don't want to slow down your device.

Compiling

(If you don't care about this, just jump to Installing section.)

Note: You must use a compiler with a valid toolchain.

• for Windows, GNU/Linux, macOS users: follow setup on iPhoneDevWiki;
• for iOS users: install miniCode from Cydia (required dependencies will be automatically installed).

Configuring and installing

Once compiled, you must follow some additional steps to grant root permissions to SubManager:

1. Go into bin/release folder, you will find SubManager.app folder;
2. Open SubManager.app, and rename SubManager to SubManager_ ;
3. Change ownership and permissions of SubManager_ , in order to allow the application to get suid. Open a terminal - with root access - in current folder, and run these two commands:

# chown root:wheel SubManager_
# chmod 6755 SubManager_

Now, you must move SubManager.app in /Applications folder (remember, /Applications, not /var/mobile/Applications, otherwise it won't work).

Congratulations, you have installed SubManager from source!

Installing (for noobs)

You can find a Debian package in Releases section. Open the file with iFile/Filza and install it.