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iPhone CodeSign failed
ok, i know - often discussed - less solved. i want to build my app with an valid provision profile, downloaded from page and administrated with the xcode organiser. but nether the less i got
Application failed codesign
verification. The signature was
invalid, or it was not signed with an
Apple submission certificate. (-19011)
i have the private key and the corresponding certificate in my keychain... so i have no idea, what to do now.
Do you have an Apple Worldwide Developer certificate in your keychain?
Do you have a provisioning profile for the app you're building?
Is this provisioning profile valid for the device you're building to (You can see this by going to the Organizer in XCode)?
Does the bundle identifier of the app you're building match the identifier in the provisioning profile you are signing it with?
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i tend to see it like that:
Multiple Certificates/Provisioning Profiles in one Xcode organizer?
despite that strange error - it is posible to provision the app on several devices. so i think i need to use the distrib. profile
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I have spent the past 5 hours trying to make this work but unfortunately all attempts have failed. The process of testing apps on an actual iPhone is extremely frustrating for beginners such as myself compared to other platforms so I am hoping you guys can give me hints on what I am doing wrong here.
I have registered for an iOS developer account and paid the $99 and my account creation is completed. After letting Xcode do certificate registration, adding device and provisioning profiles I have the following automatically created for me:
In the developer portal - Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles
Under Certificates I have the following created:
iOS Development
iOS Distribution
Under Identifiers I have the following created:
Xcode iOS Wildcard App ID
Under Devices I have the following created:
My iPhone Name with its UDID
Under Provisioning Profiles I have the following created:
iOS Team Provisioning Profile with its App ID set to Xcode iOS Wildcard App ID (*)
From what I've read, I should be able to test apps without having to create a new App ID as long as they don't use certain features that require App ID such as push notification.
So I went on and I created a new project in Xcode called HelloWorld. Running the application caused the error: Code Sign error: A valid provisioning profile matching the application's Identifier 'com.test.HelloWorld' could not be found
After reading some more articles (which all of them seem to be outdated as none reflect the new UI of the apple developer portal) I have done the following in Xcode:
Under Build Settings -> Code Signing and I set it to iPhone Distribution: MyName (XXXXXXX)
but that didn't fix anything.
So in short my question is how do I deploy and test an application to my device using this wildcard provisioning profile?
All you really have to do is: Open Xcode, Open "Window -> Organizer".
Go to "Provisioning Profiles".
Click "Refresh" bottom right.
Log in with your dev Apple ID and Xcode will generate all required profiles
Follow these steps (omit if you have done any of these, and I'm assuming that you've already created the certificates)
1 - Create a wildcard AppId e.g com.yourcompany.test.*
2 - Create a provisioning profile (development) using this identifier
3 - Set identifier of your app to com.yourcompany.test.myapp
4 - Build & run it will work.
First Check you have a valid status in your xcode>organiser
and you are signing with right dev. profile and make sure all your devices are added in the profile.
In Xcode 6 you need to go to Xcode->Preferences.., go to the Accounts tab and select your apple id, then press "View details..". Finally press the refresh button.
I'm trying to upload the next version of my iPhone application through application loader, but I receive this error...
Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalid, contains disallowed entitlements, or it was not signed with an iPhone Distribution Certificate.
I'm not exactly sure if this is what is wrong, but I took a screenshot of Xcode to show you guys...
I've submitted my application via Application loader before, and I think I had the same problem, but I can't remember what I did...
Starting with Xcode 4, you can use it to submit apps to the App Store. See this
link for more information on how to do so.
Open the Organizer in Xcode and have a loot at your provisioning profiles. How's their status? Are they marked with "!"?
I've asked a question related to distribution profile yesterday because it was invalid in Xcode Organizer. That problem has been solved by deleting my certificates and redownloading new certificate.
Now, I have a different problem with submit my app to App store.
I'm using Xcode4.3.2.
I think I have seen all kinds of homepage or similar question with this " No unexpired provisioning profiles found that contain any of the keychain's signing certificates" error, but still I cannot find out how to solve this....
My both developtment provisioning profile and distribution provisioning profile status are valid in xcode organizer, so I select in Xcode Product -> Archive, then I get above error.
My Build Setting's Code Singning is like this;
Code Sining Identify:Mutiple values
Debug:Dont Code Sing
Any SDK:iPhone Developer iPhone Developer(for Application identifier 'myAppname')
Release:iPhone Distribution iPhone Distribution(for Application identifier 'myAppname')
Any SDK:iPhone Distribution iPhone Distribution(for Application identifier 'myAppname')
Any iOS SDK:iPhone Distribution iPhone Distribution(for Application identifier 'myAppname')
If I change the Release Any iOS SDK part to iPhone Developer form iPhone distribution, then build succeeds, but another error occurs..."No identities are available for signing" similar to this question
And even if I click "Download Identities", it doesn't work..
Does anyone know how to solve this problem...?
I would highly appreciate if you could tell me what to do.
I'm sorry for my bad English and illegible writings..
Thank you in advance.
So I have a few questions here.
I started doing App development a while ago and am starting to submit Applications. And my question site mostly around the APPId's. Reason I am asking is because I am getting signing error's, and I think this is why.
com.Company1.App1
com.Company2.App2
or
com.MyCompany.App1
com.MyCompany.App2
I am using the format of com.MyCompany.App1 and com.MyCompany.App2, and I have recently created the APP ID's and provisioning profiles, have them installed, have them selected in Build Settings for Distribution. I have restarted XCode done a Clean on the Apps before Building them. But it keeps giving me the error and therefore I can't upload to the App Store.
Also, I assume you just create one Certificate for all your apps, using the Company Name you have in your App Developer Profile online...correct?
UPDATE: Here is the specific error message. Also it's XCode 4 and when I goto Project->AppName->Build Settings, the correct Distribution profile is selected under Distribution.
Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalid, or it was not signed with an Apple submission certificate. (-19011)
Go to Target->yourapp->Get Info->Build in xcode and selected appropriate profile in code signing identity.
Let me know if you have any question.
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I ve followed all the procedure that app store support placed for help yet when ever i sumit the app after upload the status becomes "invalid binary" with following msg in the mail.
Invalid Code Signing Entitlements - Your application bundle's signature contains ubiquity code signing entitlements that are not supported.
Specifically, value "( 79FWT492R4.* )" for key "com.apple.developer.ubiquity-container-identifiers" in is not supported.
I will be thankful if someone help
Thanks
MGD
Well i really dont know why Apple has set so many complications for the app submission.Now coming towards the solution, What i did was, I used the same APP ID but i reconfigured it by unchecking the iCloud option, then i renewed the provision and distribution profiles downloaded them, deleted the old profiles from the xcode organizer added the new ones (those i downloaded after renew), first my app started giving error during the that "key does not match .... " then i went to the built info of the target there i simply set "iphone distribution" in code signing, Thats it i build the app and uploaded via organizer, and it went with the status "Waiting for Review" :)
Cheers
MGD
Just to clarify the answer, which I found confusing. I had ths problem just now (October 2011) and solved it quickly.
I thought I had to revoke my own distribution certificate, but this clarifying note saved me (can't find the source right now but THANK YOU)
Go to App IDs in the provisioning portal. Scroll to the bottom. Click configure on the row that represents your app’s ID. Uncheck Enable for iCloud. Click Done.
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Now you can just regenerate your distro provisioning prof (no need to create a new one) and redownload it into Xcode, reubild and resubmit. i hope this helps people
There is indeed no more option to disable iCloud in Provisioning Portal. But apparently Apple has noticed that the iCloud entitlements in distribution certificates may cause trouble during submission and has recently REMOVED these entitlements from the certificates again.
So help is near: Just re-create your distribution certificate and you'll see that it doesn't contain the offending keys any more. Hope that helps.
Under the Code Signing section in my Build Settings, Xcode had selected iOS Developer for Release instead of iOS Distribution. Selecting the correct distribution profile for Release resolved this issue for me.
My solution was to remove the provisioning profile entries. Evidently in addition to the Code Signing entries, now there are also Provisioning Profile entries and mine was stuck on an old version or something. Clearing that fixed the problem.