maciekish/iReSign

Is this project still maintained?

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I noticed no replies in the Issues and no merges in the Pull requests.
I wondering if this project is still supported and maintained.

If not I'd like to maintain it.

We use this project a lot on our company and I would be glad to help too in maintaining it.

Currently we have a fork that diverged quite a lot from the original project but I'm sure some of our features could be interesting for everybody.

@fmessina what do you think if I create a fork and then we both maintain it?
I am sure a lot of existing users will be interested too.

@marcobambini cool for me, I'm available to help.

As there are frequent pull request, but the last commit is 2 years ago I assume that is not really maintained anymore, which is unfortunate cause the project is good.

A feedback from the author on this fork (@maciekish ?) would be much appreciated, to know his opinion.

@fmessina In the meantime I forked the project at:
https://github.com/marcobambini/iReSign

I'll try to add all the queued pull requests to the new fork.

@fmessina should we try first with https://github.com/niyaoyao/EasyResigny ?
It is iReSign based and it seems updated and refactored.

Well let's unify the efforts on EasyResigny then.
I hope it will have a better commitment than the previous one. If not, we can always return on the fork.
Thank you Marco :)

I unfortunately don't have the time any longer but i may be able to grant some permissions to this repo if you are interested.

guys, were u able to use this project to sign ipa on sierra using xcode 8 ?

I'm in to help maintain this. Would love to collab on this

xndrs commented

colleagues, u r welcome to try my attempt to reincarnate this great tool. supports sierra, xcode8, frameworks resign.
https://github.com/xndrs/XReSign

thx @xndrs ! :)
Now I have to figure out how to compose those nice certificates fรผr enterprise distribution. App installs 75% and disappears :(

xndrs commented

@goeranhomberg you can check exactly where installation failed if you install the app from the command line, by ideviceinstaller tool.

For example you can see something like this:

Install: VerifyingApplication (40%)
ERROR: Install failed. Got error "ApplicationVerificationFailed".

Also pay attention to the right pair between certificate and provisioning profile: for example use developer certificate with developer mobileprovisioning or distribution certificate with enterprise mobileprovisioning.
Don't use xcode auto-generated mobileprovisioning file. Go to the developer center and create it manually.
Hope this helps )

well... cert an provisioning profile didn't pair :( I got it now and started to write a How To for Enterprise Deployment using XReSign :)