On May 16, 2014, at 2:55 AM, Bastian Hafer wrote:
> @Jens: What about the if !TARGET_OS_IPHONE. Is this implemented in your
> framework to prevent someone using your framework on the iphone in a way that
> their app gets rejected? Did I got that right?
Right. In fact I think I added that #if
Hey,
thanks Jens and Ben for your advice. I will try to play around with that. If
it’s true that enabling client side authentication in the streams invalidates
the app that is really a pity. Isn’t the optional client side authentication
part of the SSL/TLS rfc?
@Jens: What about the if !TARGET
As a workaround, couldn't you just empirically determine the value of that
constant (presuming it hasn't changed in five years and is not expected to
change), and then define a new constant of your own accordingly?
b
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> On May 15, 2014, at 1:06 PM, Jens Alfke wrote:
>
> I
I went back and looked into some earlier code of mine that can do this (the
MYNetwork framework, available on Github). The good news is that I know what
stream property to set. The bad news is that it’s not in any public header,
even though this omission has been known for five years or more. An
Hey Developers,
I am currently writing an client and a server that are communicating via
SSL/TLS. Both of them have self signed certificates. The connection works fine
and as far as I checked the traffic is encrypted. Now I want to extract the
certificates from the working stream that are resp
