/mobileconfigsigner

Signs .mobileconfig files for distribution to iOS, tvOS, iPadOS and macOS devices

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mobileconfigsigner

Signs .mobileconfig files for distribution to iOS, tvOS, iPadOS and macOS devices. Built to be hosted in a Lambda so you don't need to have keys in a client-side app.

Lambda Input parameters:

  • bucketName - this is the name of the S3 bucket that will hold the pem files + file to sign
  • signerFile (e.g. ca.key in example source)- name of the file in S3 bucket; this file you supplied as part of the -signer variable
  • keyFile (e.g. key.pem in example source) - name of the file in S3 bucket; this file you supplied as part of the -inkey variable
  • certFile - (e.g. cert.pem in example source) name of the file in S3 bucket; this file you supplied as part of the -certfile variable
  • fileToSign - (e.g. profiletemplate in example source) name of the file in S3 bucket; this is the file you used as part of the -in variable

This function generates byte output to the console, that you can copy and use as you like, or pipe into another service.

Important:

  • the role you assing to the lambda function needs to have access to the S3 bucket, a sample policy would be: "Version": "2019-09-25", "Statement": [{ "Effect": "Allow", "Action": [ "s3:" ], "Resource": [ "arn:aws:s3:::mybucket", "arn:aws:s3:::mybucket/" ] }]

Also, the certs in the example were self-signed and generated from my laptop. I left them in as samples but you should replace them with publicly created objects via a 3rd party signer. The password for the example certs used is just "test"