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Adds JIT activation through AltStore and the dashboard, including an option to enable JIT after installing an IPA over USB or Wi-Fi. Updates the web branding with the AltKeeper logo. Requires Developer Mode and a compatible Developer Disk Image mounted on the iPhone.
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This pull request adds JIT process management to AltServer and the web interface, adds an optional local Anisette V3 server and provider implementations, and updates release packaging. It also replaces the README manuals with indexes and adds English and Italian setup, deployment, account, remote-access, and security guides.
Changes: JIT support
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Phone and AltServer JIT operations src/phone.rs, src/altserver.rs, Cargo.toml
PhoneLink can list running apps, launch an app, and enable JIT over RSD. AltServer validates a JIT target by PID or process name, checks the device UDID, and dispatches the request.
Web jobs and post-install JIT src/web.rs, src/install_archive.rs
The web API adds jobs to list running apps and enable JIT for a listed PID. IPA inspection and confirmation can pass an optional JIT choice through installation; JIT errors are reported separately from installation errors.
JIT controls and usage guidance src/web/index.html, scripts/check-web-ui.cjs, docs/en/web-and-jit.md, docs/it/web-and-jit.md
The dashboard adds a running-app selector, JIT controls, job status, and a post-install option. Tests and guides cover the controls, API, and prerequisites.
Local Anisette server
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Provider contracts and ADI provisioning Cargo.toml, vendor/omnisette/Cargo.toml, vendor/omnisette/src/lib.rs, vendor/omnisette/src/anisette_headers_provider.rs, vendor/omnisette/src/adi_proxy.rs, vendor/omnisette/LICENSE
The vendored crate adds provider configuration and error types, provider contracts, ADI provisioning interfaces, and provisioning requests. The manifest adds its feature and dependency configuration.
The crate adds v1 and v3 remote providers. The v3 provider retrieves headers, performs WebSocket-coordinated provisioning, and persists provisioning state.
HTTP and WebSocket server src/anisette_server.rs, Cargo.toml
The server validates requests and native libraries, serves client-information and header routes, and manages serialized provisioning sessions with payload limits and timeouts.
CLI wiring and Anisette guidance src/main.rs, examples/docker-compose.yml, docs/en/anisette-server.md, docs/it/anisette-server.md, THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md
The serve command can start the local Anisette server alongside the web server. The Compose example and guides document configuration; the third-party notice identifies the vendored source and license.
Release packaging and project guides
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Release archives and platform deployment .github/workflows/release.yml, examples/renew.ps1, examples/renew.sh, docs/en/deployment.md, docs/it/deployment.md
Release assets use platform-specific versioned names and updated package contents and checksums. Renewal examples and deployment guides describe the executable names and packages.
Project overviews and guide indexes README.md, README.it.md, docs/README.md, docs/en/README.md, docs/it/README.md
Project READMEs now provide concise overviews and guide links. Documentation indexes identify the English and Italian guides.
Quick start and account guides docs/en/quick-start.md, docs/it/quick-start.md, docs/en/accounts-and-renewals.md, docs/it/accounts-and-renewals.md
The guides document setup, pairing, service startup, account access, renewals, device profiles, and profile restoration.
Remote access and troubleshooting guides docs/en/remote-access.md, docs/it/remote-access.md, docs/en/troubleshooting-and-security.md, docs/it/troubleshooting-and-security.md
The guides describe VPN access, DNS-SD discovery, troubleshooting, sensitive data handling, and network exposure constraints.
sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant Web as Web API
participant PhoneLink
participant iPhone
Browser->>Web: Request the running-app list
Web->>PhoneLink: Call running_apps
PhoneLink->>iPhone: Query RSD process list
iPhone-->>PhoneLink: Return running applications
PhoneLink-->>Web: Return process list
Web-->>Browser: Return JIT app state
Browser->>Web: Request JIT for a selected PID
Web->>PhoneLink: Call enable_jit
PhoneLink->>iPhone: Attach and continue the process
PhoneLink-->>Web: Return JIT result
Web-->>Browser: Update job status
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BartolomeoRusso9/altkeeper#18: Adds the IPA installation flow that this pull request extends with optional post-install JIT.
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Actionable comments posted: 14
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vendor/omnisette/Cargo.toml: 1
20-20: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Pin android-loader to a commit, not a branch.
android-loader loads and runs native Android code in-process. The dependency tracks the mutable bigger_pages branch. Cargo.lock holds the resolved commit only until someone runs cargo update. After that, the next resolve takes any new commit on that branch without review. The root manifest pins omnisette to a fixed rev. Apply the same rule to this transitive Git dependency.
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Review comment at @vendor/omnisette/Cargo.toml at line 20:
Update the android-loader dependency declaration to pin the commit currently
recorded for it in Cargo.lock, replacing the mutable bigger_pages branch
reference with a fixed revision while preserving the repository source.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Line 108: Update the release packaging step that copies the executable to
dist/$pkg so the archive includes a lowercase altkeeper name alongside
AltKeeper. Preserve compatibility with existing Linux renewal scripts that
invoke ./altkeeper.
- Line 88: Clarify the Windows release asset choice in the Quick Start download
instructions: identify the ZIP as containing AltKeeper.exe, and tell users
choosing the standalone executable to run its versioned filename or rename it to
AltKeeper.exe so the documented commands work.
Review comments at @docs/en/accounts-and-renewals.md:
- Around line 49-50: Update the `--installed-only` renewal documentation to
clarify that if installed-app lookup fails, the CLI falls back to all known
profiles, even with `--force --installed-only`; do not present the option as
guaranteeing that only installed profiles are renewed.
Review comments at @docs/en/deployment.md:
- Line 18: Update the deployment instructions before the docker compose up -d
step to explain how to provide the declared altkeeper:latest image, either by
building it from the repository checkout or pulling it from an available
registry.
Review comments at @docs/en/quick-start.md:
- Line 53: Update the Windows `serve` command in the quick-start instructions to
bind to a non-loopback address and set `ALTKEEPER_WEB_PIN` before starting the
service, so the documented server address is reachable from another device while
access remains protected.
Review comments at @docs/it/web-and-jit.md:
- Around line 57-58: Update the `/api/state` example in the web-and-JIT
instructions to poll repeatedly while `.job.running` is true, displaying `{job,
jit_apps}` on each response and proceeding only once the job is no longer
running.
Review comments at @scripts/macos-app.sh:
- Line 21: Update the executable destination in the macOS packaging step so the
app retains Contents/MacOS/altkeeper for existing LaunchAgents, or migrate those
agents before replacing that path; ensure an agent can start the app before it
has been opened manually.
Review comments at @src/anisette_server.rs:
- Around line 338-339: Add an absolute deadline to the provisioning session in
handle_provisioning and cap each socket.recv() wait at the shorter of
SESSION_IDLE_TIMEOUT and the time remaining until that deadline. Preserve the
existing idle-timeout handling so incoming messages and Ping frames cannot
extend the total session duration.
Review comments at @src/web/index.html:
- Around line 612-626: Update the JIT select rendering so its options are
rebuilt only when the `jitApps` list changes, preserving an open selection
across unchanged state responses. Always include an empty-value placeholder,
using appropriate text for populated and empty lists, so a missing selected PID
still has a visible selection; keep the `jitSelect` selection and disabled-state
behavior consistent.
Review comments at @THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md:
- Around line 12-14: Add a source link to the release body in the
softprops/action-gh-release configuration, pointing to the exact `${{ github.sha
}}` revision and identifying `vendor/omnisette/` as the modified MPL-2.0 source.
Ensure the link appears on each release page for assets published from `dist/*`.
Review comments at @vendor/omnisette/src/adi_proxy.rs:
- Line 189: Remove the invalid-certificate bypass from make_http_client so
provisioning requests validate TLS using the configured rustls roots. If
gsa.apple.com requires an additional CA in the target environment, add that CA
with add_root_certificate rather than disabling validation.
Review comments at @vendor/omnisette/src/aos_kit.rs:
- Around line 35-51: Update get_anisette_headers to check the headers pointer
and every NSString pointer returned by valueForKey: before dereferencing; return
the existing AnisetteNotProvisioned error for null results. Apply the same
checks to the device metadata pointer results in this method, while preserving
the existing header values for non-null results.
Review comments at @vendor/omnisette/src/store_services_core.rs:
- Line 113: Replace the `assert_eq!` around `adi_load_library_with_path` in the
constructor with a return-value check that returns the corresponding
`AnisetteError::ADIError` when loading fails, preserving the constructor’s
`Result`-based failure path instead of panicking.
Review comments at @vendor/omnisette/src/store_services_core/posix_macos.rs:
- Around line 30-101: Update the macOS shims `lstat`, `fstat`, and `open` to
preserve native syscall behavior: return `lstat_macos` and `fstat_macos` errors
without writing the output buffer, and return their success values. Update
`open` to accept and pass the creation mode to `open_macos` when creating files,
and translate the Linux `O_EXCL`, `O_TRUNC`, and `O_APPEND` flags alongside the
existing flags.
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Review comments at @vendor/omnisette/Cargo.toml:
- Line 20: Update the android-loader dependency declaration to pin the commit
currently recorded for it in Cargo.lock, replacing the mutable bigger_pages
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Add an image build or pull step before docker compose up -d.
The Compose file only declares image: altkeeper:latest. Copying the file does not create this image, and the workflow publishes images under GHCR instead of this unqualified name. Document how to build or pull the image before this command. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Proposed documentation fix
--- "a/docs/en/deployment.md"+++ "b/docs/en/deployment.md"@@ -15,7 +15,9 @@
permissions.
3. Put `rp-pairing.plist` in `/srv/altkeeper`. If you use independent renewals, sign in once so
`account.json` and `state/` are created in the mounted data directory.
+Build or pull `altkeeper:latest` before starting Compose.+For a local build, run `docker build -t altkeeper:latest <repository-checkout>`.
4. From that directory, run `docker compose up -d`.
The sample mounts `/srv/altkeeper` at `/data`; pairing, account, state, logs, and profile backups
persist there. The image does not include these files. For optional USB access from the container,
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4. From that directory, run `docker compose up -d`.
Build or pull `altkeeper:latest` before starting Compose.
For a local build, run `docker build -t altkeeper:latest <repository-checkout>`.
4. From that directory, run `docker compose up -d`.
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Review comment at @docs/en/deployment.md at line 18:
Update the deployment instructions before the docker compose up -d step to
explain how to provide the declared altkeeper:latest image, either by building
it from the repository checkout or pulling it from an available registry.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Bind the Windows web service to the documented server address.
Without --bind, serve listens on 127.0.0.1:8787. The dashboard is therefore unreachable at <server-address>:8787 from another device. Add a non-loopback bind and ALTKEEPER_WEB_PIN, or change the next step to use localhost. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Proposed documentation fix
--- "a/docs/en/quick-start.md"+++ "b/docs/en/quick-start.md"@@ -50,7 +50,14 @@
--bind 0.0.0.0:8787 --altserver
```
-On Windows, run `.\AltKeeper.exe serve --altserver`. Then:+On Windows, run:++```powershell+$env:ALTKEEPER_WEB_PIN='choose-a-private-pin'+.\AltKeeper.exe serve --bind 0.0.0.0:8787 --altserver+```++Then:
1. Open `http://<server-address>:8787` to use the dashboard.
2. In AltStore Classic, allow Local Network access and try **Refresh All** with one app first.
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On Windows, run`.\AltKeeper.exe serve --altserver`. Then:
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Update the Windows `serve` command in the quick-start instructions to bind to a
non-loopback address and set `ALTKEEPER_WEB_PIN` before starting the service, so
the documented server address is reachable from another device while access
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L213: This workspace contains the crates `webpki-roots`, `webpki-root-certs` and `webpki-ccadb`.
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L215: The `webpki-roots` crate contains Mozilla's trusted root certificates for use with the 【91†webpki】 or 【92†rustls】 crates.
L216: The `webpki-root-certs` is similar to `webpki-roots`, but for use with other projects that require the full self-signed X.509 certificate for each trusted root. This is unnecessary overhead for `webpki` and `rustls` and you should prefer using `webpki-roots` for these projects.
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L218: The `webpki-ccadb` crate populates the root certificates for the webpki-roots crate using the data provided by the 【93†Common CA Database (CCADB)†www.ccadb.org】. Inspired by 【94†certifi.io†certifi.io】.
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L221: These libraries are suitable for use in applications that can always be recompiled and instantly deployed. For applications that are deployed to end-users and cannot be recompiled, or which need certification before deployment, consider a library that uses the platform native certificate verifier such as 【95†rustls-platform-verifier†docs.rs】. This has the additional benefit of supporting OS provided CA constraints and revocation data.
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L224: The underlying data is from Common CA Database (CCADB) and is used under the CDLA-2.0-Permissive license. See 【96†CCADB Data Usage Terms†www.ccadb.org】. The data in `webpki-roots` and `webpki-root-certs` is a derived work of the CCADB data.
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L230: CA certificates for use with webpki
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<title>GitHub - rustls/webpki-roots: CA certificates for use with webpki · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/rustls/webpki-roots</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 4 days ago; The `webpki-roots` crate contains Mozilla's trusted root certificates for use with the webpki or rustls crates. ... The `webpki-ccadb` crate populates the root certificates for the webpki-roots crate using the data provided by the Common CA Database (CCADB).
This workspace contains the crates `webpki-roots`, `webpki-root-certs` and `webpki-ccadb`.
The `webpki-roots` crate contains Mozilla's trusted root certificates for use with the webpki or rustls crates.
The `webpki-root-certs` is similar to `webpki-roots`, but for use with other projects that require the full self-signed X.509 certificate for each trusted root. This is unnecessary overhead for `webpki` and `rustls` and you should prefer using `webpki-roots` for these projects.
The `webpki-ccadb` crate populates the root certificates for the webpki-roots crate using the data provided by the Common CA Database (CCADB). Inspired by certifi.io.
# Warning
These libraries are suitable for use in applications that can always be recompiled and instantly deployed. For applications that are deployed to end-users and cannot be recompiled, or which need certification before deployment, consider a library that uses the platform native certificate verifier such as rustls-platform-verifier. This has the additional benefit of supporting OS provided CA constraints and revocation data.
# License
The underlying data is from Common CA Database (CCADB) and is used under the CDLA-2.0-Permissive license. See CCADB Data Usage Terms. The data in `webpki-roots` and `webpki-root-certs` is a derived work of the CCADB data.
The tooling in `webpki-ccadb` is licensed under both MIT and Apache licenses.</excerpt>
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<title>SSL Lookup of gsa.apple.com</title>
<location>https://whoisfreaks.com/tools/ssl/lookup/gsa.apple.com</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search7 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 weeks ago; TLS Certificate ... Certificate Name matches gsa.apple.com ... Common Name Apple Server Authentication CA Organization Apple Inc.Organizational Unit Certification Authority Country US
## Response
[Button: SSL][Button: JSON]
TLS Certificate
Domain Name gsa.apple.com Common Name gsa.apple.com Alternative Names gsa-hb.apple.com, gsa-gpk.apple.com, gsas.apple.com, gsa.apple.com
* * *
TLS Certificate Expiration
Expiry Date 2026-11-3 18:04:16 UTC Remaining Days 29 days
* * *
Certificate Name matches gsa.apple.com
Basic Information
Certificate Hierarchy end-user Validation Type organization Valid From 2026-04-24 18:57:43 UTC Valid Until 2026-11-3 18:04:16 UTC Signature Algorithm SHA256-RSA Serial Number 31:40:40:46:79:6a:2a:29:29:4d:fa:3e:c6:2d:e6:82
Certificate Subject
Common Name gsa.apple.com Organization Apple Inc.State/Province California Country US
Certificate Issuer
Common Name Apple Server Authentication CA Organization Apple Inc.Organizational Unit Certification Authority Country US
Public Key
Size 2048 bit Algorithm RSA
PEM:
-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY----- MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEA2d1TXOElox2tQIcKVifprr1PLJjBZIhCfBpxdvqNTsE2S6zGF/nQH6VL0suQJ+iok98s2XWMcz5UHA3hmPmyN+NCzOnzcCKKcuDN7WmrocOAbWpHgTayrHlCBA/9fiXqHQeLXsDzF6Od9eVALiz6+Xm6PAeHRLCKmiHBgyjbZrtaQuQI/gRvagtER10/amrtfHTcJb1hyNFAYd3BogpxFjbulWRxm5quPb/jG6xXeiSsf9MiNZ0HCa8RB1FQ69Sl7MHveofUY/pp3bjGFWNeCBsDxhU0kSHzOogzPknk4oAGMVQjQxByQIl2xyLd+CnKOac0l1gbfvt0cPLhuQXteQIDAQAB -----END PUBLIC KEY-----
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<title>Apple Public PKI - Apple</title>
<location>https://www.apple.com/certificateauthority/public/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; #### Apple Public TLS RSA Root CA 1 - G1 ... To report a compromised private key or other type of certificate problem such as certificate misuse, fraud, or inappropriate conduct related to public certificates, please fill out the Apple PKI Contact Form.
# Apple Public PKI
This is the Apple Public CA Repository
## Policy Documents and Agreements
* Apple Public Root CP/CPS
* Apple Public CA CP/CPS (Vendor Roots)
* Relying Party Agreement
* Prior Versions
## Apple Active Public Sub-CA Certificates and CRLs
#### Apple Public TLS RSA Root CA 1 - G1
* Valid
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* Revoked
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* Expired
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* CRL
#### Apple Public TLS ECC Root CA 1 - G1
* Valid
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* Revoked
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* Expired
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* CRL
## Certificate Problem Reporting
To report a compromised private key or other type of certificate problem such as certificate misuse, fraud, or inappropriate conduct related to public certificates, please fill out the Apple PKI Contact Form.
## Audit Reports
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WebTrust for Certification Authorities:
* WTCA - Platform
* WTCA - External
* WTCA - Apple Public Root
Image |
WebTrust for Certification Authorities - SSL Baseline with Network Security:
* WTBR - External
* WTBR - Apple Public Root
Image |
WebTrust Principles and Criteria for Certification Authorities – Extended Validation SSL:
* WTEV - External
Image |
WebTrust Principles and Criteria for Certification Authorities - S/MIME Certificates:
* WTSM - Apple Public Root
* WTSM - External
Image |
WebTrust Principles and Criteria for Certification Authorities - Network Security
* WTNS - Apple Public Root
* WTNS - External</excerpt>
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<title>Apple PKI TLS Certificate Validation Page</title>
<location>https://revoked-ust-rsa.apple.com/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 months ago; ### Root CA Certificate: CN=Apple Public TLS RSA Root CA 1, O=Apple Inc., C=US
# Apple PKI TLS Certificate Validation Page
### End-entity Certificate Expected Status: Valid
### Root CA Certificate: CN=Apple Public TLS RSA Root CA 1, O=Apple Inc., C=US
### Subordinate CA Certificate CN=Apple Public TLS RSA CA 1 - G1, O=Apple Inc., C=US
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIFwTCCA6mgAwIBAgIQKr+Z8+2OBgwZTpp38RK54jANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQwFADBL
MQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzETMBEGA1UEChMKQXBwbGUgSW5jLjEnMCUGA1UEAxMeQXBw
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Citations:
- 1: https://whoisfreaks.com/tools/ssl/lookup/gsa.apple.com?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://github.com/rustls/webpki-roots
- 3: https://github.com/rustls/webpki-roots
Restore TLS certificate validation for ADI provisioning.
make_http_client disables certificate validation for the lookup, start, and finish requests in provision_device. A man-in-the-middle attacker can change the provisioning responses before the values reach start_provisioning and end_provisioning.
The local server passes true to get_anisette_headers, so that specific path skips provision_device. However, the public get_authentication_headers default passes false, which can reach it. Remove the bypass and use the configured rustls roots. If gsa.apple.com does not validate against those roots in the target environment, add the required Apple CA with add_root_certificate instead of accepting invalid certificates.
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Review comment at @vendor/omnisette/src/adi_proxy.rs at line 189:
Remove the invalid-certificate bypass from make_http_client so provisioning
requests validate TLS using the configured rustls roots. If gsa.apple.com
requires an additional CA in the target environment, add that CA with
add_root_certificate rather than disabling validation.
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Fix the macOS lstat/fstat/open shims. They report false results and create files with undefined modes.
The shims have three defects:
lstat and fstat ignore the return value of the native call and always return 0. For a missing path, lstat reports success and returns a zeroed StatLinux. CoreADI uses these calls to probe its provisioning files, so it cannot tell a missing file from an empty one on first run.
open calls the variadic libc::open without a mode argument, even when it sets O_CREAT. The native call then reads an undefined third argument. New provisioning files get arbitrary permissions, which can make them unreadable on the next start.
open drops all other Linux flags, including O_TRUNC (0o1000), O_EXCL (0o200), and O_APPEND (0o2000). If CoreADI rewrites a file with O_TRUNC, shorter content leaves old trailing bytes.
These defects affect the Store Services Core path on macOS. The macOS release package exposes that path when the local Anisette server uses SSC.
🐛 Proposed fix
pub unsafe fn lstat(path: *const libc::c_char, buf: *mut StatLinux) -> libc::c_int {
let mut st: stat_macos = std::mem::zeroed();
- lstat_macos(path, &mut st);+ let ret = lstat_macos(path, &mut st);+ if ret != 0 {+ return ret;+ }
*buf = StatLinux {
...
- 0+ ret
}
...
pub unsafe fn fstat(fildes: libc::c_int, buf: *mut StatLinux) -> libc::c_int {
let mut st: stat_macos = std::mem::zeroed();
- fstat_macos(fildes, &mut st);+ let ret = fstat_macos(fildes, &mut st);+ if ret != 0 {+ return ret;+ }
...
- 0+ ret
}
-pub unsafe fn open(path: *const libc::c_char, oflag: libc::c_int) -> libc::c_int {+pub unsafe fn open(path: *const libc::c_char, oflag: libc::c_int, mode: libc::c_uint) -> libc::c_int {
let mut win_flag = 0;
if oflag & 0o100 != 0 {
win_flag |= O_CREAT;
}
+ if oflag & 0o200 != 0 { win_flag |= libc::O_EXCL; }+ if oflag & 0o1000 != 0 { win_flag |= libc::O_TRUNC; }+ if oflag & 0o2000 != 0 { win_flag |= libc::O_APPEND; }
...
- let val = open_macos(path, win_flag);-- val+ open_macos(path, win_flag, mode)
}
The SysV ABI passes the third argument in a register, so the hooked open can read mode safely.
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Review comment at @vendor/omnisette/src/store_services_core/posix_macos.rs
around lines 30 - 101:
Update the macOS shims `lstat`, `fstat`, and `open` to preserve native syscall
behavior: return `lstat_macos` and `fstat_macos` errors without writing the
output buffer, and return their success values. Update `open` to accept and pass
the creation mode to `open_macos` when creating files, and translate the Linux
`O_EXCL`, `O_TRUNC`, and `O_APPEND` flags alongside the existing flags.
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Preserve both executable names in the macOS CLI archive.
The macOS runner creates one filesystem entry because AltKeeper and altkeeper collide. The archive therefore contains AltKeeper only. On a case-sensitive macOS volume, an existing examples/renew.sh from the previous release still calls ./altkeeper. A fresh installation fails with “file not found.” An in-place extraction leaves the old altkeeper binary untouched, so the renewal script continues to run the old binary.
Generate both tar members without relying on the runner's case-insensitive staging directory. Verify that tar -tzf lists both AltKeeper and altkeeper.
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/release.yml around lines 103 - 114:
Update the “Package (Linux, macOS)” step to add both executable names as
distinct tar members without relying on the runner’s case-insensitive staging
directory, so the archive contains both AltKeeper and altkeeper.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Around line 103-114: Update the “Package (Linux, macOS)” step to add both
executable names as distinct tar members without relying on the runner’s
case-insensitive staging directory, so the archive contains both AltKeeper and
altkeeper.
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