On May 25, 2009, at 7:19 AM, Alexander von Below wrote:
Hello,
I understand that by the subject message, it sounds like an iPhone
question, but I firmly believe this is a "Tools" question, and thus
appropriate for this list. Please let me know if I am wrong.
"We" in this case is a large enterprise organization (ca. 250,000
employees -- if you must know who exactly to answer, contact me off-
list). A vendor wants to send us an iPhone application for review.
This review will be done by a number of people, in a number of near
and remote locations, and it would be somewhat tedious to compile
all UUIDs. Also, we may be hogging precious UUID space in our
vendors profile. Thus, we would prefer this app to be signed with
our Enterprise Certificate.
However, we don't trust the vendor enough to add him to our iPhone
Developer Program, let alone send him the certificate with a private
key.
So here is the question:
Is it feasible for the vendor to create an unsigned binary of the
application, and we sign it (here) with our enterprise certificate?
I realize that everything should be in the detailed build output of
Xcode, but the main question is: How can someone not sign an iPhone
App, but have an executable to sign later.
Thanks
Alex
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