On 4/17/14, 2:30 PM, PystCat wrote:
Doesn't that have the problem with needing a signed certificate now...? Was that fixed...? I had used AirLaunch (and love it by the way) but now that Apple has decided that too many people are bypassing their nonsensical "you must do it our way or we lock you out" way it needed to have a secure signed certificate. I know you had mentioned Dropbox uses that but I'm not interested in having a Dropbox account. One of the things I really liked about your AirLaunch was not only its incredible ease of use but the fact I can stick it on my own server.
The certificate needs to be on your server, it's unrelated to how AirLaunch works. Once you have a secure certificate there, just use an "https" URL in AirLaunch and it will work.
During installation, Apple checks to make sure the download is coming from a secure URL with an SSL certificate, and if so, allows the installation.
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