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@tublitzed it should be back up now (but not that it's only http:// not https://, because I didn't have the bandwidth to fiddle with setting up TLS)

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Heh, well, that's probably sensible client behaviour on balance :-)

@eoger has been working on a combo of local appservices + firefox-ios lately so he may be able to give you some advice on doing a build there.

Otherwise, I can try to timebox getting a cert setup on that machine, perhaps by using some existing fxa-dev domains and certificates. I won't get a chance this week, so what I suggest is: see if Ed can help with a local build that disables the check, and if that doesn't work out, leave me a note here in the bug and I'll look into TLS setup on my Monday.

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Thanks both! I've taken the instructions above and copied them into a "howto" doc here for future reference.

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I believe this is now the last remaining item for mozilla/application-services#2486

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thanks, @rfk - if I plan to do this by the end of next week (2/21 EOD) does that work with your planned timeline?

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SGTM 👍

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Hey, @rfk I'm seeing that migratinator.rfk.id.au is currently timing out. Are you seeing the same thing? I'll get iOS setup locally so I'm ready to test, but until that test site is back up I may not be able to do much here.

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Since iOS doesn't support setting a custom token server url via the UI, current plan is to get a local version running and manually override the token server url here. I'll start by just seeing if that'll work pointed at say, staging without updating any of the other values. I ran into some trouble recently trying to get this working for Fenix so hopefully the same thing isn't also an issue with iOS 🤞.

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I'm seeing that migratinator.rfk.id.au is currently timing out. Are you seeing the same thing?

Indeed I am; investigating now.

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Thanks @rfk! Now, for the less good news here.... it looks like we may need to get https working in order to test iOS through the simulator. I'm seeing this error:

2020-02-20 18:08:17.224 [Error] [Profile.swift:278] init(localName:syncDelegate:clear:) > [RUST][places::ffi] Unexpected sync error: Error(

Error synchronizing: Network error: Validation error: URL does not use TLS protocol.)
2020-02-20 18:08:17.225 [Debug] [Profile.swift:1206] syncWith(synchronizers:account:statsSession:why:) > Syncing history…
2020-02-20 18:08:17.225 [Debug] [Profile.swift:1014] syncHistoryWithDelegate(_:prefs:ready:why:) > Syncing history to storage.
2020-02-20 18:08:17.225 [Info] [Synchronizer.swift:202] init(scratchpad:delegate:basePrefs:why:collection:) > Synchronizer configured with prefs 'profile.sync.synchronizer.history...'
2020-02-20 18:08:17.225 [Debug] [Profile.swift:1341] greenLight() > Checking green light. Backgrounded: false.

When I try to set this value to use this url http://migratinator.rfk.id.au/token/1.0/sync/1.5.

I'm not sure if there's a quick way to disable the validation check here and then rebuild against local application-services? If there are details somewhere for building iOS locally pointed to local rust components from application-services, let me know...I can try that next and just disable that check.

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Here's how I do it:

First build the a-s iOS framework:
carthage build --no-skip-current --platform iOS --verbose --configuration Debug --cache-builds
I suspect you could use ./build-carthage.sh instead but that's my workflow so heh.

On the fx iOS side, after carthage boostrap, replace the a-s framework with a symlink:

rm -rf Carthage/Build/iOS/MozillaAppServices.framework
ln -s ~/application-services/Carthage/Build/iOS/Static/MozillaAppServices.framework Carthage/Build/iOS

Every time you make a change to a-s, you simply have to re-run the carthage build command in the beginning, maybe clear fx iOS xcode cache with Cmd+k and you're good to go.

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awesome, thanks @eoger! I'll try that.

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💥 it worked. I can sync now! I updated this open firefox-ios PR I had to include these instructions in case anyone else is trying to do this in the future.

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I just commented over in the main issue with my test results. TL;DR - everything looks good. Closing this one out.

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