Workaround for HTTPS requests not available for iOS due to Dropbox being blocked

Recently study iOS in-house installation method, finally applied down the enterprise level certificate, also use Dropbox's network disk to support Apple's in-house installation method, also to show the customer, the download address also to the customer. Not a few days, the pit father of the Chinese to the Dropbox to seal, the deployment of the whole is not good use, just a customer call me to ask this thing to do, search all the major domestic network disk I also did not find both the straight-link address of the network and support HTTPS, on the occasion of frustration, I think of open source China, Remember that when doing open source projects, open source China is an HTTPS request and can display all the code in the Web page. I immediately applied for an account in open source China, put the xxx.plist file on the open source China, the icon file and the Xx.ipa installation files on their own server. The iphone test with the ios7.1.1 system works perfectly. Here is the step, which builds on the process of knowing the in-house method.

1. Start your account application in open source China.

2. Log in to create a project dedicated to the file.

3. Click the plus sign in the corresponding project to add the file.

4. Click the plus sign to fill in the corresponding red box three block, click Submit.

5. Then go back to the Project list page, find the file code you just added, and click on it, click the red button is the desired URL.

At this point, because Dropbox by the Celestial harmony trouble has been resolved, you can do in-house way to install.

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