# Resigning, with credentials under default filenames in ~/.isign - less to type! $ isign -c /path/to/mycert.pem -k ~/mykey.pem -p path/to/my.mobileprovision \ resign( "my.ipa", output_path = "resigned.ipa") isign command line arguments # Resigning by specifying all credentials, input file, and output file For example: $ isign -o resigned.ipa my.ipaįrom isign import isign isign. If you've installed all the files in the proper locations above, then isign can be now invoked r- 1 alice staff 1846 Sep 4 14:17 key.pemĪnd now you're ready to start re-signing apps! How to use isign r-r-r- 1 alice staff 9770 Nov 23 13:30 isign.mobileprovision r-r-r- 1 alice staff 2377 Sep 4 14:17 certificate.pem The end result should look like this: $ ls -l ~/.isign mobileprovision file, move it to ~/.isign/isign.mobileprovision. If you typically have only a few provisioning profiles and install on one phone, it might find it.Īnyway, once you have a. On the Mac where you develop with XCode, try running the isign_guess_mobileprovision.sh script. If you develop with XCode, you might have a provisioning profile already. What tells the phone that you Apple has okayed you installing apps onto this particular phone. If you've never dealt with this, the provisioning profile is The standard place to put isign configuration files.įinally, you need a provisioning profile from the Apple Developer Portal that uses If you get prompted for a password, just press Return.īy default, isign_export_creds.sh will put these files into ~/.isign, which is $ isign_export_creds.sh ~/Certificates.p12 Next, let's extract the key and certificate you need, into a standard PEM format. If KeychainĪsks you for a password to protect this file, just leave it blank. Right click on it and export the key as a. Find the certificate you use to sign apps. In Keychain Access, open the Certificates. The documentation on credentials on Github.Īnd a provisioning profile associated with that certificate, that youĬan use to sign iOS apps for one or more of your own iOS devices. If you're like most iOS developers, credentials are confusing - if so check out However, you will need a Mac to export your Apple developer The easiest method is to use git to clone the source code repository andĪll the libraries and tools that isign needs to run will work on both LinuxĪnd Mac OS X. On Mac OS X, there are a lot of prerequisites, so the pip method probably won't work. The latest version of isign can be installed via PyPi: $ pip install isign But with isign, now you can do this on operating Isign can alter the app so that it can run on another developer's iPhone.Īpple tools already exist to do this. A tool and library to re-sign iOS applications, without proprietary Apple software.įor example, an iOS app in development would probably only run on the developer's iPhone.
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