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[Bug] uYou download: filesystem permission error when using Apple Development Certificate to sign IPA (error 200) #238
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That’s interesting 🤔 can you try using the apple development certificate with an explicit profile? |
Same here, I followed the FAQ (set the Identity type to use for appdb PRO to Development), however it still results in the same error (200). |
the same issue (Error 200) appears when using dev cert with SignTools. it does not happen when using uYou on a jailbroken device. |
Will there ever be a fix for this download error 200 problem? |
Installing it with TrollStore fixes it, but this isn't for everyone |
Strangely, signing the app with Sideloadly fixes the download issue (Local Anisette mode). These are the results of my testing:
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you were right, explicit profiles work. |
Do you use Signulous? I have Signulous to sign IPAs and have no idea how to export or generate a explicit profile |
Is there any fix ? |
I believe this issue is also related to #335. |
Using an explicit profile works for me as well, that does however replace any app already installed with that profile which makes it an unfavourable option. |
Hello, I have a question. Is it possible to change the download location or the location when accessing the downloaded file? In what line of code can I see this? |
Not possible. Please ask the dev of uYou instead |
Hi |
Fixed in v18.15.1-3.0 |
oh it's true brother how did you fix it? wow now i have fully functional notifications + downloads you are great. 🥇 |
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Describe the bug
The bug is as described in the FAQ: "Error 200: Unable to move a file from…" (link)
How to reproduce the bug
Resign the IPA using iOS App Signer and install:
Additional context:
The FAQ suggests this is because the user used an Apple Distribution Certificate instead of an Apple Development Certificate. This is not the case as can be seen in the steps to reproduce the bug. I am a current Apple Developer.
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