App Signing for MACS App Signing for MACS Overview Sugar's Mobile Application Configuration Service (MACS) enables partners and eligible customers (i.e. Enterprise and Ultimate) to create and distribute custom-branded versions of the SugarCRM Mobile app.

Download iOS App Signer to Sign IPA Apps on Mac or Windows. We know if we are trying to install an app from a third party source, we will need some tools to do this. This could include a USB cable, iTunes, a Mac and a sideloading app like Cydia Impactor. Work with programs for iOS or tvOS devices by creating and editing projects and grouping separate apps into bundles as IPA files. Installing the programs from a Mac with OS X 10.9 or newer is possible.

Before downloading your app from MACS for distribution, you must provide MACS with a certificate and other information in order to digitally sign the app. App signing allows the client (i.e. Phone or tablet running your app) to identify who signed the app and to verify that it has not been modified since you signed it. The certificate serves as a virtual fingerprint that uniquely associates the app to you. This also helps iOS and Android ensure that any future updates to your app are authentic and come from the original author. For more information on using MACS, please refer to the.

Prerequisites To use MACS, you must be in one of the following authorized user groups: • Customers running Enterprise or Ultimate edition of a • SugarCRM's OEM partners (for use and distribution with their authorized OEM solution) Note: SugarCRM partners who are creating a re-branded mobile app for a customer must log in and do so only under that customer's account. Partners are not authorized to create and store these apps under their own Sugar accounts. Steps to Complete App Signing for iOS There are multiple steps you need to take to successfully app sign for iOS before you will be able to distribute the application via the Apple App Store, an internal enterprise store, or an MDM account. The following sections describe each of these steps in detail. For more details on any of the steps, please refer to the documentation on Apple's developer site. Registering an Apple Developer Account Apple offers two levels of developer accounts: Individual or Enterprise.

An Enterprise account allows you to distribute applications internally or via an MDM vendor in addition to distributing via the public store. An Individual account only allows you to distribute via the public store. Decide which option is right for you, navigate to, click 'Create Apple ID', and follow the instructions to register for your Apple developer account. Installing Apple Certificates Your keychain must contain Apple root and intermediate certificates in order to successfully generate a signing certificate.

Apple certificates are automatically installed when you install Xcode. If you do not have Xcode installed or if you do not wish to have it installed on your computer, then you must download the required certificates from the page on Apple's website. Generating a Signing Certificate Once the Apple certificate is installed on your computer, you can begin generating a signing certificate. To do this: • Log into your Apple developer account. • Navigate to the Certificates, Identifiers, & Profiles section.

• Click 'All' under the Certificates panel on the left then click the Plus icon to create a new iOS certificate. • From this page, select a certificate type: • Development certificates do not allow publishing to stores but are useful if you wish to install and test the app on your device. Select 'iOS App Development' to create a testing certificate. • A production certificate (a.k.a. Distribution certificate) is required if you want to publish your app to stores. Depending on your developer account type, there are two different options for production certificates: • App Store and Ad Hoc: This option is visible for users with an Individual developer account type. Select 'App Store and Ad Hoc' to create a distribution certificate. Docker for mac bash completion.