This is an app for OS X that can (re)sign apps and bundle them into ipa files that are ready to be installed on an iOS device.
Possibly the second most popular way to quit an app on a Mac due to the ease of accessibility is from the Dock. When an app is running, you can simply right-click on an app from the Mac’s application Dock and a pop-up menu appears. From this pop-up menu, select the Quit option and the app will quit. You can get software updates for OS X and apps from the Mac App Store. In Mountain Lion and Mavericks, use Mac App Store for OS X Updates. To quit (close) a Mac app normally, choose Quit from the app's menu in the menu bar, or press Command (⌘)-Q. If the app doesn't quit, follow these steps to force the app to quit. How to force an app to quit Press these three keys together: Option, Command, and Esc (Escape). When I am extracting ipa (getting.App file) - doing show package Contents (on.App) - checking content of embedded.mobileprovision. It show same expired provisioning profile that i used to Re-sign the ipa. Problem: I am successfully able to install it to ipad and able to run the app. Ideally App should not work with Expired provisioning.
Supported input types are: ipa, deb, app, xcarchive
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Prerequisites
To sign the application, you’re going to need Mac OS X 10.9 or newer and Xcode 7 or newer.
In order to install the signed application to your device you’re going to need a cable.
For the Apple TV 4, you’ll need either a USB-A to USB-C cable or a USB-C to USB-C cable.
For iOS devices, you’ll need your standard sync cable.
Usage
If you have a paid developer account or a signing certificate and provisioning profile, you can skip to step 7 and just use your signing certificate and the profile.
Open Xcode and create a new iOS or tvOS application depending on your device type
Type in a name and identifier (choose something unique, something like com.yourname.kodi)
Xcode will complain about the provisioning profile, click fix issue
Xcode may have you sign into an Apple ID, click Add…
Then you’ll see something like this, select your ID and click Choose
If you have additional devices
- Plug in the device
- Go to the Product Menu
- Under Destination, select your device
- Repeat from step 3
Xcode should no longer be complaining
Open App Signer, select the deb, your signing certificate, and the provisioning profile
Click start and select an output filename
To install the app onto your device go back into Xcode, select the Window menu and then click devices
Then click the + and select the file generated by iOS App Signer
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Mac Os X Versions
maciekish / iReSign: The basic process was gleaned from the source code of this project.
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I tried to submit basically this same hint a little while ago... I thought I discovered it... now I feel a bit foolish... lol.
When I used this hint I did it a bit differently leaving out the . Also, this tip seems to be for Jaguar... in Panther the file to is located in not in
Why did I use this? I needed to use it when a software demo messed up my password (no idea how) and left me locked out of my account... my ONLY account. I did not have my installation disks with me and the only tip I could find about how to get in (I had to use a *gag* windows box to search) did not work in my case (it involves using SystemStartup to get things running but if you are running a web server, the startup will go into a loop when trying to load it). Without this way of getting in, I would have been in bad shape (I need my Mac for work so not getting in was not an option).
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FYI... the above hint doesn't mention it but in my case the primary account (mine) was fine after I booted in, created a new account and reset the password on my original account.
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