reverse_proxy_client_create_with_service - libimobiledevice 1.3.0-dirty

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| ## ◆ reverse_proxy_client_create_with_service()
reverse_proxy_error_t reverse_proxy_client_create_with_service | ( | idevice_t | device,
|  | reverse_proxy_client_t * | client,
|  | const char * | label )
  Create a reverse proxy client using com.apple.PurpleReverseProxy.Ctrl and com.apple.PurpleReverseProxy.Conn lockdown services. This will open a port 1083 on the device that iOS apps could connect to; however that is only allowed if an app has the com.apple.private.PurpleReverseProxy.allowed entitlement, which currently only `/usr/libexec/fdrhelper` holds. Note This function only creates and initializes the reverse proxy; to make it operational, call reverse_proxy_client_start_proxy(). Parameters
  device | The device to connect to.
  client | Pointer that will be set to a newly allocated reverse_proxy_client_t upon successful return.
  label | A label to pass to lockdownd when creating the service connections, usually the program name.
Returns REVERSE_PROXY_E_SUCCESS on success, or a REVERSE_PROXY_E_* error code otherwise.