Failed to connect to any resolved endpoint.

[dauntlessArtist]

Whenever I try to install AltStore I always seem to get this error message:

alert: Could not install AltStore.ipa to unknown. Failed to connect to any resolved endpoint Press any key to continue...

I made sure that my device is plugged in and the screen was on. I had also inputted my apple id and password correctly.
Any help is appreciated.

[CiZ01]

I solved in the following manner:
Be sure anisette server is running and call the main.py specifying ALTSERVER_ANISETTE_SERVER env variable:

ALTSERVER_ANISETTE_SERVER=http://127.0.0.1:6969 python main.py

[schappellshow]

I'm having the same issue as OP and the recommended solution isn't working. Anyone else able to fix this?

[Johnny008]

I have the same issue, tried @CiZ01 solution but it was not working for me.

I did a bit more digging and found a solution here: NyaMisty/AltServer-Linux#99

apt update

apt upgrade

curl -fsS https://dlang.org/install.sh | bash -s ldc

git clone https://github.com/Dadoum/Provision --recursive

cd Provision

dub build -b release :anisette-server

The build has been completed. If you find the path as below, there will be provision_anisette_server.

cd bin/

chmod +x provision_anisette-server

./provision_anisette-server -n 127.0.0.1 -p 6969

[schappellshow]

Thanks @Johnny008 ! It looks like the method you described is specifically for running AltServer on a Raspberry Pi. Looking through that thread, though, had the answer for me.

I have found the source of the issue, it seems that the default anisette-server has changed something and broke AltServer-Linux

Here's my guide to get it running again:

1. Download an alternative anisette-server from
   https://github.com/Dadoum/Provision/releases/tag/2.1.0

Your architecture may differ, so i will refer to the executable as anisette-server

3. Extract it, mark it as executable
   chmod +111 anisette-server

4. Run it like this:
   ./anisette-server -n 127.0.0.1 -p 6969
   These are my hostname (argument -n) and port (-p) of choice, you may pick something else :)

5. Open a new window/screen/etc.

6. Export the enviroment variable for AltServer so it connects to our server
   export ALTSERVER_ANISETTE_SERVER=http://127.0.0.1:6969

7. Run AltServer, it should work! :DDD

[aoyn1xw]

Thanks @Johnny008 ! It looks like the method you described is specifically for running AltServer on a Raspberry Pi. Looking through that thread, though, had the answer for me.

I have found the source of the issue, it seems that the default anisette-server has changed something and broke AltServer-Linux
Here's my guide to get it running again:

1. Download an alternative anisette-server from
   https://github.com/Dadoum/Provision/releases/tag/2.1.0

Your architecture may differ, so i will refer to the executable as anisette-server

3. Extract it, mark it as executable
   chmod +111 anisette-server

4. Run it like this:
   ./anisette-server -n 127.0.0.1 -p 6969
   These are my hostname (argument -n) and port (-p) of choice, you may pick something else :)

5. Open a new window/screen/etc.

6. Export the enviroment variable for AltServer so it connects to our server
   export ALTSERVER_ANISETTE_SERVER=http://127.0.0.1:6969

7. Run AltServer, it should work! :DDD

for some reason this isnt working for me it just says
erdi@erdi-E7212:~/Downloads$ ./anisette-server-x86_64
app INFO 2025-03-03T19:59:29.437 anisette-server-provision v2.1.0
Illegal instruction (core dumped)