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#41

Conflicting / expired certs were the culprit for me as well. [import]uid: 177244 topic_id: 24184 reply_id: 141080[/import]

#42

Conflicting / expired certs were the culprit for me as well. [import]uid: 177244 topic_id: 24184 reply_id: 141080[/import]

#43

I had the same problem 

What I did:

  1. Removed the Developer folder on the Macintosh HD (if you have one) and reinstalled Xcode (i used Xcode 4.6.2) and did a repair disk permissions in disk tool–this can´t be done often enough when you´re on a mac and dealing with rights and permissions)

  2. Deleted all certificates in keychain under logon

  3. Make a new certificate from the assistant (this is well documented several places here already) and save it to disk

  4. go to Apple Dev site and rewoke the Certificates both, if you have (Dev and Distr certificates)

  5. Click the  “+” sign and download and double click on the “Intermediate Certificates” (this will pop up in the keychain)

  6. Now its time to make the new certificates, click the  + sign to make new certificates,(make both Developer and Distribution if you like) Here is my choices for both: (http://3claws.org/screen0.jpg)

  7. restart Xcode and: (http://3claws.org/screen0a.jpg)

  8. When you go back to Apple Dev site, the “iOS Team Provisioning Profile: *” should appear: (http://3claws.org/screen0b.jpg)

  9. Download it and doubleclick to install it in Xcode (this is a refresh thing so be a littlebit patient…it will appear in Xcode

  10. Now I restarted Xcode again just for safety and restarted Corona Simulator (build 2012.971) and made a build with the new “iOS Team Provisioning Profile”

and voila! :slight_smile:

 

A little tip from me is to check for duplicate keys and certificates in keychain…this can mess things up badly

I had keychain open beside xcode and checked that I only had one of each certificate AFTER refreshing in Xcode: (http://3claws.org/screen1.jpg)

Hendrix || 3claws.org

#44

I had the same problem 

What I did:

  1. Removed the Developer folder on the Macintosh HD (if you have one) and reinstalled Xcode (i used Xcode 4.6.2) and did a repair disk permissions in disk tool–this can´t be done often enough when you´re on a mac and dealing with rights and permissions)

  2. Deleted all certificates in keychain under logon

  3. Make a new certificate from the assistant (this is well documented several places here already) and save it to disk

  4. go to Apple Dev site and rewoke the Certificates both, if you have (Dev and Distr certificates)

  5. Click the  “+” sign and download and double click on the “Intermediate Certificates” (this will pop up in the keychain)

  6. Now its time to make the new certificates, click the  + sign to make new certificates,(make both Developer and Distribution if you like) Here is my choices for both: (http://3claws.org/screen0.jpg)

  7. restart Xcode and: (http://3claws.org/screen0a.jpg)

  8. When you go back to Apple Dev site, the “iOS Team Provisioning Profile: *” should appear: (http://3claws.org/screen0b.jpg)

  9. Download it and doubleclick to install it in Xcode (this is a refresh thing so be a littlebit patient…it will appear in Xcode

  10. Now I restarted Xcode again just for safety and restarted Corona Simulator (build 2012.971) and made a build with the new “iOS Team Provisioning Profile”

and voila! :slight_smile:

 

A little tip from me is to check for duplicate keys and certificates in keychain…this can mess things up badly

I had keychain open beside xcode and checked that I only had one of each certificate AFTER refreshing in Xcode: (http://3claws.org/screen1.jpg)

Hendrix || 3claws.org