keychain

I want to create a tool for codesigning iOS apps on a linux server remotely. I know codesign is oss but relies heavily on the keychain and is not as portable. I know Adobe has a codesign utility for win and mac within flash that takes the provisioning profile, .p12, and .cer and signs the app. UDK also does something similar but doesnt seem to need the .p12 ( http://udn.epicgames.com/Three/AppleiOSProvisioning.html ) So my question is really, what is the process they are doing so i can recreate a tool that is cross platform that can do it. I've tried to work on this issue, and after a lot of

I've consulted many sources out there and still can't figure this out. http://code.google.com/p/apns-php/wiki/CertificateCreation Basically after I download the Development Push SSL Certificate from the iOS Provisioning Portal > App IDS (with Enable for Apple Push Notification service selected) and I double click the certificate (filename aps_development.cer) to open it, the Keychain opens. I then select "login" and "Certificates" on the left panels. On the right panel I see "Apple Development IOS Push Services:..." and all instructions I've consulted so far have told me to "expand" this

I'm building an iphone app that needs to access a web service over https using client certificates. If I put the client cert (in pkcs12 format) in the app bundle, I'm able to load it into the app and make the https call (largely thanks to stackoverflow.com). However, I need a way to distribute the app without any certs and leave it to the user to provide his own certificate. I thought I would just do that by instructing the user to import the certificate in iphone's profiles (settings->general->profiles), which is what you get by opening a .p12 file in Mail.app and then I would access that

I'm running a Jenkins CI server on an OS X machine. The server is running as a standard user 'john', and is started by running launchctl. One of the things this server does is build XCode projects using keys and certificates stored in a keychain 'xcode.keychain': Jenkins (which is running under the user 'john' according to activity monitor) calls these commands from a script when the user presses a button on the web interface. security default-keychain -s /Users/john/Library/Keychains/xcode.keychain security unlock-keychain -p password /Users/john/Library/Keychains/xcode.keychain xcodebuild ..

I'm trying to learn to load apps on my iPhone from Xcode. When I do I keep getting "Codesign wants to access key "access" in your keychain, I put I my login password but it keeps popping up over and over. I've tried my computer login so many times, apple account password, and many others. Had the same issue. It was fixed after I entered my mac user password and hit Always Allow . Solve this problem by doing this. Enter your Mac Login Password and Choose "Always Allow" One or More dialogs opened and positioned in the same dialog, repeat step 1 until all dialogs closed. (So you thought your

Aim I need to store client identity on OS X application in secure way in such way that only my application could access it. No prompting asking for permissions. Problem Problem appeared immediately when I was trying to store client identity. Here is code sample (what have I tied so far): - (BOOL)saveClientIdentity:(SecIdentityRef)clientIdentity error:(NSError**) error { NSDictionary *attributes = @{ (__bridge id)kSecAttrAccessible:(__bridge id)kSecAttrAccessibleAlwaysThisDeviceOnly, (__bridge id)kSecValueRef:(__bridge id)clientIdentity, (__bridge id)kSecAttrApplicationTag:

This question already has an answer here: iPhone 5s Touch ID sensor API [closed] 1 answer Instead of using the user object and password from ios keychain to authenticate in an app do developers have access to the user object's touchId. I do not want to store the fingerprint (and I know that apple will not allow this) I just want to authenticate using the fingerprint (touchid) that is encrypted on the hardware. I can't seem to find any subclasses or methods in the documentation that would allow me to perform the authentication using touchId rather than user and pass. Any insight would be great.