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December 28, 2011

How To Install Spire Proxy Plugins On Your Spire Proxy Server [Video]

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Written by: f3v3r
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This tutorial will show you how to install Siri Spire proxy server plugins with full written instructions and video.

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How to Install Siri Proxy Plugins
Step 1: Follow our tutorial to install Siri Proxy.

Step 2: Visit Plamoni’s Git Hub for list of plugins and select a plugin. In this example we use IMDB. I recommend using the IMDB plugin first to follow the example tutorial.

Step 3 @1:28 In your Ubuntu installation, open the Home/.siriproxy/ folder and open config.yml. Note that .siriproxy folder is a hidden folder, so if you don’t see it go to View > Show Hidden Files while in the Home folder.

Step 4: @2:28 Paste in the lines of code for the particular plugin you want to install and save the config.yml file. For this example, I used IMDB, so that code will be as follows:

- name: 'SiriIMDB'
git: 'git://github.com/parm289/SiriProxy-SiriIMDB.git'

Step 5: @3:18 Open a terminal and paste the following:

bin/siriproxy update

This will update the siriproxy server and pull in all of the plugin details.

Step 6: @3:59 Start the Siri Proxy server by pasting in the following in your terminal:

rvmsudo siriproxy server

Step 7: @4:04 Test out Siri by asking it commands specific to your installed plugin. For example, for the IMDB plugin say: “Should I See Cloverfield?” or “Who is in The Island?” It should respond accordingly.

It really is easy to install Siri Proxy plugins, and a quick Google search can usually result in a nice array of plugins to choose from. Granted, some may be more difficult to configure than others, especially if they require you to configure something else besides Siri Proxy itself, such as a car alarm, etc., but it’s still entirely feasible.

Siri Proxy Server How To’s

  1. How To Make Your Own Siri Proxy Server
  2. Install on your phone
  3. Install Proxy plugins
  4. How To Get Siri Authentication Keys
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  • Arsh

    Hmmm how come I can only see config.example.yml
    All help needed.
    Cheers

  • Arsh

    Uhh F3v3r this is not working.

    Cheers

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    • f3v3r

      Thanks for linking back

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  • Eduardo

    CAn someone help me please. I get this error when updating the bin

    Updating git://github.com/chendo/cora.git
    Fetching source index for http://rubygems.org/
    Could not find gem ‘siriproxy-siriimdb (>= 0) ruby’ in any of the gem sources listed in your Gemfile.
    === Cleaning Up ===
    === SUCCESS ===
    eduardo@eduardo-Parallels-Virtual-Platform:~/SiriProxy$

    • Eduardo

      thanks,,i resolved the problemm

      • f3v3r

        Can you share what you did to resolve the problem?

  • Ruagri

    I’m on iPhone 4 it doesn’t work!! :( what should I do now

  • juan

    when I run terminal with …bin/siriproxy update it say no such file or directory helpppp

  • Vishnuram4600

    does it work on iPhone 3gs?

  • Tyler Jones

    tyler@tyler-ubuntu:~/SiriProxy$ bin/siriproxy update
    bin/siriproxy:4:in `require’: ./bin/../lib/siriproxy/command_line.rb:74: syntax error, unexpected ‘>’ (SyntaxError)
        repl = -> prompt { print prompt; cora.process(gets.chomp!) }
                 ^
        from bin/siriproxy:4

    GOT THIS ERRROR