Not working from XCode, despite signed about wlan-audit HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi Alberto, there's no problem in using english, you can use spanish if you want but as you said and for the sake of usefulness we'll stick to Shakespeare's native language.

In #8 I referred to fake code signing because I don't have a personal license for signing and distributing my apps so I have to use fake codesign. I don't think codesign is the problem this time, so you can sign the binary just as you are used to.

As I learnt on #8, the app must run on jailbroken devices to be able to be installed in /Applications to obtain elevated privilege like the rest of the system apps and be able to access the WiFi private framework. As you can see this is a massive headache for debugging. Also, I don't know if Apple in new iOS versions has changed the WiFi private framework path, so this could be a problem too, so that you might have to figure out the path.

TL;DR: The app must be installed to /Applications in iOS 5 onwards to run properly.

Keep me posted if you find more trouble or if you find that what I said works and if you want to contribute code don't be hesitated to do that, just fork and send pull requests!!

Regards,
Roberto.

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Thank you for the quick response.

I had done some research, and as you say, it is a matter of sandboxing. And as I see, the only way to break the sandbox is to Jailbreak... Then, move the App to a different location. I found this post from Saurik (or the reply from him) which clarifies a lot somethings about the way Jailbreak works: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4127801

I was hopping more of a different problem. For instance, for Bluetooth you can access more options of it without jailbreak but using some private APIs. You can't publish in the AppStore, but you can use it without jailbreak. Unfortunately this is not the case... so restricts a lot the application :(

Again, thank you, for the reply and development of open source tools ;)

Alberto.

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