Apple says it has dealt with the rogue server that was causing apps to crash these days
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Apple issued a statement that the app installation problems that were occurring in the last few days have been resolved. The issue was raised by the Instapaper creator, when he got an influx of emails prompting him that his app is crashing each time users are trying to run it after the latest update. The issue was reported happening with many other apps as well, even after a delete and clean install.
He went on to see that this unusual app crashing bug was coming from Apple's server side, and Cupertino indeed issued a statement last night that the rogue server has been identified and the issues fixed: "We had a temporary issue that began yesterday with a server that generated DRM code for some apps being downloaded. The issue has been rectified and we don’t expect it to occur again."
It seems that the software that is responsible for unshackling your purchased app, was not doing what it's supposed to do, and the apps got blocked because of DRM protection, causing them to not start at all or crash immediately after launch.
source: AllThingsD & Marco.org
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5 Comments
1. zhypher_23 posted on 06 Jul 2012, 09:50 2
See, Apple ain't Perfect. Makes me sick people saying Apple has everything.
5. ZayZay posted on 06 Jul 2012, 16:38 1
Wait wait wait wait wait. Apple admitted to a problem? This would be the only time if someone posted the "First" crap (first comment) and it would truly make sense.
Way to blow it zhypher_23
3. Droid_X_Doug posted on 06 Jul 2012, 12:19 1
I am now wondering what exactly happened to the server that went rogue? Terminated with extreme prejudice? Or?
4. jmoita2 posted on 06 Jul 2012, 16:19 0
Down with evil Apple!!! Quick, take the red pill and wake up from the Matrix!!!


