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I downloaded El Capitan Beta 2, and for some reason, I had to re-format the disk. Which is no big deal, because it is a knock-around partition, and I had nothing really valuable on it.Now when I go to re-download the beta on the developer website, and it opens in the App Store, and redeems the code, it tells me that This code has already been redeemed. I have tried to refresh the page in Safari, and tried it in a different browser (in case of cookies). I have no idea what is going on, or if other people have had this problem.Thanks in advance for any help!

I'm trying extend SocketRocket library which is using CFNetwor freamwork with authentication feature.I need Digest authentication for web socket.I've wrote sucjh code which creates a request afrer response with authentication chellenge has been recived:- (CFHTTPMessageRef)createAuthenticationHandShakeRequest: (CFHTTPMessageRef)chalengeMessage { CFHTTPMessageRef request = [self createHandshakeRequest]; BOOL result = CFHTTPMessageAddAuthentication(request, chalengeMessage, (__bridge CFStringRef)self.credentials.user, (__bridge CFStringRef)self.credentials.password, NULL, / use strongest supplied authentication */ NO / for proxy */); if (!result) { NSString *chalengeDescription = [[NSString alloc] initWithData: CFBridgingRelease(CFHTTPMessageCopySerializedMessage(chalengeMessage)) encoding: NSUTF8StringEncoding]; NSString *requestDescription = [[NSString alloc] initWithData: CFBridgingRelease(CFHTTPMessageCopySerializedMessage(request)) encoding: NSUTF8StringEncoding]; SRFastLog(@Failed to add authentication dat

So, I've now hit 31 days in review.I've been speaking to people from iTunes Connect - not the right people, but they are able to pass a message on - and really thought I was making progress. I was passed on to a senior person there who was very happy to give me their direct details and say they will get this sorted.After a few minutes of them dealing with it I get the generic cookie cutter email again. When I emailed the person who had been very helpful their entire attitude had changed and I was told it's the app review team that review apps and they cannot provide any further information.Part of me thinks this is impossible, but due to the troubles in review and the change in attitude, this is what I think is happening:Home Remote 2.5 (my app) added support for WeMo Home Automation devices - which are shortly adding support for HomeKit. Home Remote supports voice activation of the kit as well as supports the Pebble and Apple Watch.I think Apple are holding my release back, even through the app is v

Documentation states that SFSafariViewController will use 'Safari' cookies. But is it possible to also pass cookies from my application in addition ?

I have been trying for the last 2 weeks to enroll in the developer program, but get an error every time. I've already tried contacting support through email and my case has been bounced around to 3 different people. Is ANYONE else having this problem since I can't get an answer from support, and has anyone been able to resolve this? The support techs reccomended I verify the info on my account, use safari, clear the cache and cookies, and try another computer, yet I still get an error after completing all of these instructions. I really want to get into iOS development and swift, but honestly this whole experience is putting me off contining.This is the error I get

On iOS 8 and earlier it was possible to install a custom SSL root certificate on iOS, which would allow Safari and apps to trust that certificate for the signing of secure resources accessed via HTTPS / SSL / TLS etc.On iOS 9 it is still possible to install a custom SSL root certificate, and Safari will trust it for accessing websites. However in apps compiled for iOS 9, ATS appears to reject the certificate, in spite of Safari on the same device trusting it.Are apps using their own trust store now?I am trying to use the app with Charles Proxy, so perhaps there's a different issue occuring. Disabling ATS makes it work. Adding exceptions on the TLS version and forward secrect for the specific domain do not, which is good as I believe Charles Proxy is using TLSv1.2 and ciphers that support PFS. So I am left guessing that it is rejecting the SSL certificate.I have used CFNetwork Diagnostics output to try to diagnose it, but I don't appear to gain much information.Although the log is pretty much identical with or

We are not able to read cookies using NSHTTPCookieStorage API. Both cookiesForURL and cookies property return an empty array on OS X 10.11 beta 2 . We have tried using the third party tool in Mac which directly reads from Cookies.binarycookies and we find that we are able to read the cookies using the tool. We checked the the location ~/Library/Cookies and we see that cookies are getting stored in Cookies.binarycookies and also we are able to read the cookies with third party tool which directly reads from the Cookies.binarycookies and not using NSHTTPCookieStorage.We use cookies in our features implemented in the client Steps to Reproduce:Write a sample program to access the cookies in Safari as shown belowNSArray *array = [NSHTTPCookieStorage sharedHTTPCookieStorage].cookies; NSLog(@“cookies :%@ cookie count:%lu”,array,(unsigned long)array.count);Compile and run the program on OS X 10.10 and OS X 10.11 beta 2E

Hi,Since WWDC and the developer programs have been merged in one account (OS X, iOS and Apple Watch), I can't access the beta version of iOS 9 and OS X 10.11: when I click on a link, even for a release notes, I'm redirected the login page of Apple ID, but no problem downloading iOS 8.4. Before I got a NDA signed and was able to download seed versions.BTW, if I click on Apple Developer Program License Agreement in Your Account > Account Summary > Legal Agreement, I'm redirected to the same login Apple ID page...I've tried with different browser and cookies are enabled.Thanks for your help,Daniel

We have a web app that runs in Facebook (i.e. a running in an iFrame at a different domain). If a Safari user has Cookies and Website Data set to the default, Allow from websites I visit, the data we store via localStorage.setItem is acting like sessionStorage, i.e. it's not available beyond the user's current session (i.e. after the user closes the tab). If we change the setting to Always allow, it works fine just like in Chrome, IE , etc.As a test, we've tried navigating the browser to our app's domain (https://ourappname.appspot.com) directly and it works fine there. And now it should truly be a visited website, but when going back to the game within Facebook, the problem still exists.Note that the setItem call is succeeding, it's just that getItem doesn't return anything. (Unlike when the user is Private Browsing and the setItem call fails with a Quota Exceeded error.)What do we need to do to support Safari so that our app, running within Facebook, can use localStorage as intended where the data

I am trying to take a video file read it in using AVAssetReader and pass the audio off to CoreAudio for processing (adding effects and stuff) before saving it back out to disk using AVAssetWriter. I would like to point out that if i set the componentSubType on AudioComponentDescription of my output node as RemoteIO, things play correctly though the speakers. This makes me confident that my AUGraph is properly setup as I can hear things working. I am setting the subType to GenericOutput though so I can do the rendering myself and get back the adjusted audio.I am reading in the audio and i pass the CMSampleBufferRef off to copyBuffer. This puts the audio into a circular buffer that will be read in later.- (void)copyBuffer:(CMSampleBufferRef)buf { if (_readyForMoreBytes == NO) { return; } AudioBufferList abl; CMBlockBufferRef blockBuffer; CMSampleBufferGetAudioBufferListWithRetainedBlockBuffer(buf, NULL, &abl, sizeof(abl), NULL, NULL, kCMSampleBufferFlag_AudioBufferList_Assure16ByteAlignment, &blockBuffe