We are building an iOS app via Unity. We have a login system that communicates with the client server through the use of the WWW:
var headers = new Hashtable();
var url = _rootURL + "/api/auth?username=" + _username + "&password=" + _password; ;
// Add a custom header to the request.
// In this case a basic authentication to access a password protected resource.
headers["Authorization"] = "Basic " + System.Convert.ToBase64String(
System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(_username + ":" + _password));
headers["Accept"] = "application/json";
// Post a request to an URL
var request = new WWW(url);
DebugTools.Log("DB - Attempting HTTP Auth...");
yield return request;
//.. process results from WWW request here...
DebugTools.Log("DB - HTTP Auth response recieved...");
//MW: processing pList response can be disabled as unneccessary for simple server notification requests
if (request.error != null)
{
//Assume failure to login
if (callbackDelegate != null) callbackDelegate(false, "Could not authenticate, please check your internet connection");
DebugTools.Log("DB- Http auth error " + request.error);
}
When running this on iOS, it reports :
"Http auth error The certificate for this server is invalid. You might be connecting to a server that is pretending to be "your-server.com" "
We had this issue on Android which we solved a different way, but because I can't access the code that handles the networking call after it has been converted to iOS, I need to implement a fix in Unity. I have a physical copy of the server certificate on my machine, I would like to have it bundled with the app and to have the app add it as an exception so that iOS won't complain and (hopefully) I won't need to persist with our Android hack. Does anyone have any pointers?
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