I've been successfully deploying, over-the-air, an iOS app that I developed for a client. I'm using my client's own Enterprise Developer credentials.
I've been doing tests from my own http server, housing all of the requisite files there (.plist, .ipa, and of course the html page that carries the download link); and also from a combination of servers: a secure one holding the html, re-directing to another, un-secure, server holding the .plist and .ipa. All's well with all of this.
But I run into trouble when I move everything to a secure server. There, the html opens properly, but on attempt to download (by tapping on the same link that works on my un-secure server), I get a "Cannot connect to <server name>"
I've changed the URL in both the html and .plist to reflect the new actual https:// address at the secure site. The site certificate seems to be valid and recognized. Another tester has also had the same problem when trying this for me.
Does anyone have any idea what this might be about? Should the manifest .plist be carrying any certificate info?