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AltServer Installer Crash #157
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Just to pitch in. I keep getting the same exact exception on my Macbook Pro running Catalina 10.15.4. I type in my iCloud credentials, get a warning that it will revoke my Developer certificate on my iOS device, press Continue and it just closes. |
Nope, no luck. Will try and find some time to clone this repo and debug a little, to see if I can find a hint to why it’s crashing |
@dos9191 Couldn't figure out what was going on – took a quick route around the problem to get AltStore up and running instead. If I remember rightly, I compiled & ran the iOS app from Xcode, then downloaded the official AltServer app as normal, and everything works well from there. |
@sebj Did you have to change the "Bundle Identifier" to something else? I decided to debug the AltServer instead. And it appears to be crashing when "fetchingCertificates". From the looks of it, the iOS-device certificates... Here is the line that causes the crash. It is checking if there is an "AltStore" cert already installed on the device. On my device there isn't but there is a iOS Developer Certificate. For some reason it still crashes when checking if the "MachineName" contains "AltStore"... |
@manijak I'm not really sure what was going on for me before unfortunately – I can no longer reproduce the installer crash I was having. The pre-built AltServer app (version 1.3.2) from the website now works perfectly to install the iOS app, and so does manually building & running AltServer (without changing the Bundle Identifier, just changed the code signing team to get Xcode to build/run). |
Yeah I also found out that I only need unc0ver, so I just signed that with my cert and sideoaded it, no need for AltStore :-) |
This crash does not get fixed in master branch or WebSite latest release. For developer, the ALTDeviceManager+Installation.swift line348: should have a double check for that |
@sebj After that two patches, this is the compiled macOS App by myself, works on macOS Catalina 10.15.5: |
Hi
This happened in the following line: I am checking if the NSString in my objective C code was optional. The above code is a swift class trying to access the an objective C class's property of type NSString. |
hi all! sorry for the lack of response - wanted to see if you are still experiencing issues? |
Downloaded AltServer from the website. After installing the Mail plug-in, leaving Mail open, attempting to install to a local USB-connected device, entering my Apple ID details and pressing continue, the AltServer app crashes on my Mac, every time.
macOS Catalina 10.15.4 (19E287), AltServer Version 1.3 (18), iPad Pro (2020) with iOS 13.4.1 connected locally.
Update: Same with AltServer Version 1.3.1, iOS 13.5
Inside Console, before the error shown in the Terminal log below, the following error is also logged:
{ID: com.rileytestut.AltServer, PID[2921], auid: 501, euid: 501, binary path: '/Applications/AltServer.app/Contents/MacOS/AltServer'} attempted to call TCCAccessRequest without the com.apple.private.tcc.manager.check-by-audit-token entitlement
Error log when application is opened from Terminal:
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