> Quinn The Eskimo! <eski...@apple.com> 於 2015年12月2日 下午6:18 寫道： > >> I’ve tried with no luck > > What does "no luck" mean? Were you unable to create the trust object? Or > did its evaluation fail?
I mean the evaluation fail. > >> here’s my code, any suggestion? > > The first step is to /not/ ignore the errors you get back from Security > framework rotuines like SecTrustCreateWithCertificates and SecTrustEvaluate. > > Next, if trust evaluation is failing, you can print the result of > SecTrustCopyProperties and SecTrustCopyResult to get an understanding as to > why it's failing. After checked the result of SecTrustCopyProperties, it shows Root certificate is not trusted. Since it is a self-signed certificate, how can I change the SecPolicy’s ValidRoot to false in order to bypass the checking? or I need to use other approach? Another issue is when debug the network extension, I can’t print message out to the Xcode console, the only way I can do is setup breakpoint and check the value of variables manually. any other good way to debug network extension code? cheers, Kevin
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