I have created a build which works fine in my system by when I share it with my team they get certificate issue while installing app. Either you need a new certificate installed for this app package, or you need a new app package with trusted certificates. Your system administrator or the app developer can help. A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which isn't trusted (0x800B0109)
What are the ways by which, I can share build with my team before publishing it.
Note:Certificates cannot be attached in most of email client.
In order for others to deploy your .appx or .MSIX, the app must be signed, and the users must trust the certificate you used to sign it.
While developing your app you can use a test certificate that your team agrees to trust.
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I noticed when requesting development/production certificates for app development in App Store Connect that the production certificate presents with our company name while the development certificate presents with the specific employee who requested the certificate and put in their email in the Keychain process (Request a Certificate from a Certificate Authority...) Is this by design? Is it possible for the whole development team to share both a development and production certificate? I'm busy setting up a build machine for an iOS app and would like the development certificate to be generic for the whole team if possible.
Googled to no avail.
For APN's i'm following raywenderlich tutorial from here
i already have developer certificate installed in xcode, when i create AppId and configure it to push notification and create certificate(SSL) it adds a development certificate under certificate section..it's Ok.when i go to create provisioning profile it shows me only one certificate to choose(not newly created APN certificate). i created profile with that certificate but whenever i go to install it, it say "valid signing identity not found".
Please note that I've installed both iOS Development and APNs Development iOS certificates in xcode. I've searched similar question on stackoverfllow but still no luck.What I'm doing wrong?
I'm not sure what you are doing wrong. But here is the general procedure:
Go to developer.apple.com and login
Go to Certificates, Identifiers and profiles
Create a certificates for iOS app development and APNS. For creating a certificate you need to upload a CSR (use Keychain Access to do this) from your Mac. Once you upload the CSR from your Mac, download the App and APNS certificates to your machine - If you don't upload the CSR from your machine, you will get a valid signing identity not found error.
Points to remember:
When creating APNS certificate, chooose the appropriate App ID. By choosing wrong ID push notifications wont work.
When creating the provisioning profile, choose the App certificate you created in the above steps.
Thats the gist, you should be able to figure out things I missed by following on screen instructions.
I got the solution private key(.p12 file) was missing in keychain.
I want my App to support Push Notification, and I do as below:
Generate CSR file
Create an App ID and enable Push Notification
Create Development SSL Certificate for the App ID, using CSR file created in step 1
Create Provisioning file
The problem is, in step 4, I cannot select the certificate created in step 3. Is there anything wrong in my steps?
Thanks.
No you can't select push SSL Certificate while creating provisioning profile. Just select developer Or Distribution certificate.
Upload push SSL certificate in server that provide push service...ex: parse, arban airship. Its optional.
You can't select the SSL certificate just because you don't have to.
The provisioning profile is not related to the push certificate, but to the App ID, that's where you have set your app to use the APN service.
The SSL certificate must be uploaded on your server so it can be identified as your app server when making calls to Apple. You just need to download it, open it in your keychain and then usually export it and upload it on your server.
It's quite simple, just be sure to sign your app with a development provisioning profile when you are using a development push certificate on your server (making calls to apple sandbox server), and a distribution profile when you are using a production certificate.
If you are still getting problems take a look at this guide, it's from quickblox, but the part related to the Apple portal it's the same independently form the server or the service you are using to generate notification and it's really well explained.
follow this it might help you,
http://www.raywenderlich.com/3443/apple-push-notification-services-tutorial-part-12
I also followed all the tutorials mentioned above. I had the same issue with 'step 4'.
What I found out is that I cannot create a provisioning profile manually (using THE certificate). It automatically generates it for me once my Xcode 5 synchronizes with my AppId which was created by myself. So I would like to suggest that you wait a few minutes after you pressing the 'fix issue' button from the general tab. (BTW, I am new to IOS developer.)
So we have a problem with our app. We put push-notification in, and it works flawlessly in development. Then, once we got on the app store push no longer works. By looking at our server logs it looks like the the registration call is failing and not getting a device token.
Has anyone encountered this before?
Cheers,
Did you create a production push notification SSL certificate? This is most frequently the cause. Applications signed with a development provisioning profile will not work with a production push SSL cert and applications signed with a distribution provisioning profile will not work with a development push cert.
Also, you can create an ad-hoc distribution cert and use this to test your distribution provisioning profile. Since you can't run the build you send to Apple for distribution, I'd strongly encourage you to make an ad-hoc distribution build and confirm that push notifications work in that installation.
In Developer program portal,
I created a developer certificate. I registered for my iPhone deice. And registered an App ID (In App Purchase enabled). I created a provisioning profile using the created certificate and app id details.
I followed the procedure that Apple said and created it.
I downloaded the provisioning profile and installed on Xcode and on the device.
I tried to install my application on my jailbroken iPhone device( i did jailbroken already) using the provisioning profile which i downloaded, but it throws an error as 'this provisioning profile does not have a valid signature or it has a valid but untrusted signature(or it has a valid but untrusted signature)'.
Can some one advise me what is wrong here and how to resolve it?
NOT YET RESOLVED WITH THE SUGGESTIONS PROVIDED UPTO NOW. ANY HELP PLEASE?
Martin/
I had the very same issue although I set up provisioning, entitlements etc. correctly.
One cause of the error is described in http://www.onidev.com/2010/01/12/the-application-does-not-have-a-valid-signature/
Certain folder names may not be used in your app bundle. Check especially your "Copy files" build phases.
It seems this correlates with typical Apple app bundle names.
Unallowed folder names include (but are probably not limited to):
resources
contents
Renaming my folder from contents to myContents solved the problem for me.
Did you add the developer certificate and the corresponding private key to your keychain?
Not only do you have to add your own certificate (iPhone Developer: Johny Appleseed) you must also add Apple's Certificate Assigning Authority to your local keychain as well.
EDIT:
The certificate section in the program portal has the following info:
Downloading and Installing Development
Certificates In the ‘Certificates’ >
’Distribution’ section of the Portal,
control-click the WWDR Intermediate
Certificate link and select “Saved
Linked File to Downloads” to initiate
download of the certificate. On your
local machine, double-click the WWDR
Intermediate certificate to launch
Keychain Access and install. Upon CSR
approval, Team Members and Team Admins
can download their certificates via
the ‘Certificates’ section of the
Program Portal. Click ‘Download’ next
to the certificate name to download
your iPhone Development Certificate to
your local machine. On your local
machine, double-click the downloaded
.cer file to launch Keychain Access
and install your certificate. Team
Members can only download their own
iPhone Development Certificates. Team
Admins have the authority to download
the public certificates of all of
their Team Members. Apple never
receives the private key for a CSR.
The private keys are not available to
anyone except the original key pair
creator and are stored in the system
keychain of that Team Member.
The certificate assigning authority should be something like applewwdrca.cer, there are screen shots and more info in the "How To" section.
EDIT 2:
Read through this Provisioning HowTo carefully (as well as the other HowTo tabs in the program portal), provisioning is a pain in the ass tedious process, if this documentation does not fix your problem then you need to burn one of your free support cards and call Apple because there is a problem with your particular machine. You should have gotten 2 of those support requests when you entered the program, if you used them all you can buy more.