Fix timezone issue in the signature

README.md

@@ -16,15 +16,14 @@ I am here to help!
 
 ## How to install
 
+Currently, the only builds available can be downloaded through GitHub Actions.
+
 On Linux, when it will be ready, it will be as simple as installing the Flatpak on your
 system, or wait for someone to package it for your distribution.
 
-Otherwise, for every currently supported platform, there is an automated build in GitHub
-Actions waiting for you — actually, that's more complicated than that, because other 
-architectures automated builds relied on GDC cross-compilers, but GDC does not compile the
-code currently :(.
+On Windows, it will get a GitHub Release with a simple executable to run.
 
-Currently, not every built platform is functional, and Linux support is the main focus.
+Currently, Windows GUI is not working, and the CLI is pretty bare-bones.
 
 Dependencies (runtime): libimobiledevice, libplist-2.X (I attempted to support both 2.2
 and 2.3). OpenSSL is currently also needed, but I plan to remove that dependency as soon
@@ -64,9 +63,10 @@ to add the entitlement for debugging)_
 ## Features
 
 - Sideload
-- Install SideStore (soon)
 - iOS version range is unknown. 32-bit support is untested. Please report any issue here!!
 
+A dedicated SideStore installer feature is planned with automated pairing file management.
+
 ## Notes on platform support
 
 ### Linux
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ familiar with GTK+. I made it in plain code because I really dislike GTK Builder
 
 ### Windows
 
-Windows version uses a Win32 frontend. On Windows 11, it looks old and legacy. The current
+Windows version uses a Win32 frontend. On Windows 11, it looks terrible. The current
 state of GUI libraries on Windows is rather unsatisfying: we have one old well-supported
 library across the major versions of Windows, Win32, the one I am using, and then we have
 a lot of unsuccessful attempts to supplant it, and finally we have WinUI 3, which looks
@@ -86,12 +86,17 @@ supported everywhere (Windows 10+ only). This is why I used DFL, which is a Wind
 like wrapper of Win32 APIs.
 
 **Requirements:** a USB muxer, which is generally iTunes or anything 
-distirbuting AppleMobileDevice. netmuxd should work too. OpenSSL is also required,
-unfortunately.
+distributing AppleMobileDevice. netmuxd should work too if you can't install it for some
+reason. OpenSSL is also required for networking, unfortunately.
 
 ### macOS
 
-It doesn't work yet. Even less with Apple Silicon. 
+On Apple Silicon, it does not work at all.
+
+On Intel macs, there is only a CLI tool.
+
+Support is feasible but low-priority as macOS generally has more tools to install and
+manage iOS apps.
 
 ## Acknowledgements and references
 

source/sideload/macho.d

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ import core.stdc.stdint;
 import std.algorithm;
 import std.algorithm.iteration;
 import std.bitmanip; alias readBE = std.bitmanip.bigEndianToNative;
+import std.datetime;
 import std.datetime.systime;
 import std.exception;
 import std.format;
@@ -794,7 +795,7 @@ class SignatureBlob: Blob {
                 .startCons(ASN1Tag.SEQUENCE)
                     .encode(OID("1.2.840.113549.1.9.5")) // SigningTime
                     .startCons(ASN1Tag.SET)
-                        .encode(X509Time(Clock.currTime()))
+                        .encode(X509Time(Clock.currTime(UTC())))
                     .endCons()
                 .endCons()
                 // Attribute

source/sideload/package.d

@@ -78,6 +78,8 @@ void sideloadFull(
 
     auto bundlesWithAppID = app ~ appExtensions;
 
+    log.debugF!"App IDs needed: %-(%s, %)"(bundlesWithAppID.map!((b) => b.bundleIdentifier()).array());
+
     // Search which App IDs have to be registered (we don't want to start registering App IDs if we don't
     // have enough of them to register them all!! otherwise we will waste their precious App IDs)
     auto appIdsToRegister = bundlesWithAppID.filter!((bundle) => !listAppIdResponse.appIds.canFind!((a) => a.identifier == bundle.bundleIdentifier())).array();