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ThauEx / ffrk-proxy

Proxy for Final Fantasy Record Keeper written in node.js
GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0
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iOS / iPad OS 13 #158

Closed seanbperiod closed 5 years ago

seanbperiod commented 5 years ago

I jumped the gun and updated to the public beta of iOS 13 and have the same settings transferred over for the proxy, but FFRK is not connecting on load - I've also tried removing and adding the profile again.

Any insights?

I get the connection error in game right after "Generating new TLS certificate for: ffrk.denagames.com" comes up in terminal.

seanbperiod commented 5 years ago

Heyo - just wanted to bump this now that iOS 13 is out. Same issue still exists.

ThauEx commented 5 years ago

I don't have any iOS devices nor I'm playing this game anymore. Try to follow the README, if this doesn't help, I cannot help you.

agrumi commented 5 years ago

@ThauEx Not even donating could help troubleshooting this? This is the easiest and cheapest proxy out there.

ThauEx commented 5 years ago

Nope...
I don't have time for this... Are you sure, you are following the README and using the proxy.pac?

agrumi commented 5 years ago

Yes, everything worked fine from iOS 12 to iOS 12.4, but on iOS 13 and 13.1, FFRK gives me the message "We're not able to connect / Please check your network settings and try again." while the terminal is stuck at "Generating new TLS certificate for: ffrk.denagames.com".

ThauEx commented 5 years ago

Have you tried opening https://ffrk.denagames.com in your phone's browser?

agrumi commented 5 years ago

Yes, my phone browser gets 'Not found' as it should be

seanbperiod commented 5 years ago

Yeah I'm wondering what could have changed between iOS 12 and iOS 13 that would make this not work.. Any ideas on where to look, or how to diagnose the issue?

agrumi commented 5 years ago

Any chance we could band aid fix this issue on our own?

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https://www.zdnet.com/article/apple-deprecates-sha-1-certificates-in-ios-13-and-macos-catalina/ Apple deprecates SHA-1 certificates in iOS 13 and macOS Catalina

i'm guessing this is the issue

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seanbperiod commented 5 years ago

At least we've been able to isolate the issue!

I'm hoping @ThauEx has time to look into it or guide us towards a solution. They previously said that they no longer own an iOS device, so if they need help testing, I'm happy to help!

ThauEx commented 5 years ago

Yes, this is something I can look into.

XApproaches commented 5 years ago

Since the newest iOS release a few days ago it isn't working for me

ThauEx commented 5 years ago

https://www.zdnet.com/article/apple-deprecates-sha-1-certificates-in-ios-13-and-macos-catalina/ Apple deprecates SHA-1 certificates in iOS 13 and macOS Catalina

i'm guessing this is the issue

I had a quick look and ffrk-proxy is generating 2048bit sha-256 certificates, which is fine.
I could be related to the minimum requirements for TLS communications, but I can't say for sure...

agrumi commented 5 years ago

Whenever you feel like taking the time to try and fix it is fine, if you have the time. Thank you very much anyways

On Fri, 18 Oct 2019 at 22:09, ThauEx notifications@github.com wrote:

https://www.zdnet.com/article/apple-deprecates-sha-1-certificates-in-ios-13-and-macos-catalina/ Apple deprecates SHA-1 certificates in iOS 13 and macOS Catalina

i'm guessing this is the issue

I had a quick look and ffrk-proxy is generating 2048bit sha-256 certificates, which is fine. I could be related to the minimum requirements for TLS communications, but I can't say for sure...

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ThauEx commented 5 years ago

I played around with the ios simulator and for whatever reason it marks the certificates as not secure, but the root ca is trusted... Why is iOS so complicated?
I installed the certificate via safari and then installed the "profile" via settings, after that I had to trust the certificate. I will test a bit more the next days, there might be some missing entries in the generated certs

ThauEx commented 5 years ago

I think, I figured it out. It was working when testing it in my iOS simulator and Safari.
JUst replace the content of lib/cert.js with the content of https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ThauEx/ffrk-proxy/master/lib/cert.js and restart the proxy.
I hope it works...

XApproaches commented 5 years ago

Looks like that did the trick - I do networking and domain administration, and programmers always blow my mind. You're a genius, dude.

seanbperiod commented 5 years ago

Working for me on iPadOS 13.1 and continues to work on iOS 12.4!

Thanks again for continuing to work on this :)

I'll leave this issue open for another few days just in case there's a bug to report.

agrumi commented 5 years ago

Working perfectly, you're the best @ThauEx !

seanbperiod commented 5 years ago

Closing now. Thanks again @ThauEx :D