Just wanted to say thanks after 15 hours of trying and searching I found this and tried it and it worked!!
Muchas Gracias! [import]uid: 21966 topic_id: 7797 reply_id: 96026[/import]
Can someone perhaps give me a bit of insight please? I am just trying to have my app be tested by friends in a beta testing phase. I followed the above steps from ground zero. I am able to build succesfully using the Ad_Hoc provisioning, and am able to install fine on my iPad using my same macbook that I develop on. Problem is when my other friends try to install the app it gives the error “Could not install application on device. Error: A signed resource has been added, modified, or deleted.” I have added all my friends device UDID’s to the provisioning profile, and am trying to use the iPhone Configuration utility to install the app. I give them both the “thisApp.app” and the provisioning profile and they still get this message. Any help whatsoever would be appreciated, been stuck on this for days =(
NOTE: It appears to have the same issue whether I use my Ad_Hoc profile or Developer profile. Also in the iPhone Configuration Utility, when I select the provisioning profile you can see that I have all the devices added, see included image…
[import]uid: 19620 topic_id: 7797 reply_id: 121421[/import]
@rxmarccall , read this info and see if it can help you in any way:
TestFlight streamlines UDID collection and allows you to distribute new builds with a single click. (You’ll need to repackage your .app binaries as .ipa files to send them out over TestFlight. Fortunately, Corona staffer Danny Glover created a great little utility that will automate that step. You can download it at http://www.jasonschroeder.com/app2ipa.zip.)
Hope that helps a bit.
Cheers,
Rodrigo. [import]uid: 89165 topic_id: 7797 reply_id: 121423[/import]
Wow, this is seriously a god send. Do all those who I want to beta test using TestFlight need to create a testflight account? [import]uid: 19620 topic_id: 7797 reply_id: 121427[/import]
I believe so.
But it is better to have a read at the TestFlight FAQ maybe.
Glad to help!
Cheers,
Rodrigo. [import]uid: 89165 topic_id: 7797 reply_id: 121428[/import]
Can someone perhaps give me a bit of insight please? I am just trying to have my app be tested by friends in a beta testing phase. I followed the above steps from ground zero. I am able to build succesfully using the Ad_Hoc provisioning, and am able to install fine on my iPad using my same macbook that I develop on. Problem is when my other friends try to install the app it gives the error “Could not install application on device. Error: A signed resource has been added, modified, or deleted.” I have added all my friends device UDID’s to the provisioning profile, and am trying to use the iPhone Configuration utility to install the app. I give them both the “thisApp.app” and the provisioning profile and they still get this message. Any help whatsoever would be appreciated, been stuck on this for days =(
NOTE: It appears to have the same issue whether I use my Ad_Hoc profile or Developer profile. Also in the iPhone Configuration Utility, when I select the provisioning profile you can see that I have all the devices added, see included image…
[import]uid: 19620 topic_id: 7797 reply_id: 121421[/import]
@rxmarccall , read this info and see if it can help you in any way:
TestFlight streamlines UDID collection and allows you to distribute new builds with a single click. (You’ll need to repackage your .app binaries as .ipa files to send them out over TestFlight. Fortunately, Corona staffer Danny Glover created a great little utility that will automate that step. You can download it at http://www.jasonschroeder.com/app2ipa.zip.)
Hope that helps a bit.
Cheers,
Rodrigo. [import]uid: 89165 topic_id: 7797 reply_id: 121423[/import]
Wow, this is seriously a god send. Do all those who I want to beta test using TestFlight need to create a testflight account? [import]uid: 19620 topic_id: 7797 reply_id: 121427[/import]
I believe so.
But it is better to have a read at the TestFlight FAQ maybe.
Glad to help!
Cheers,
Rodrigo. [import]uid: 89165 topic_id: 7797 reply_id: 121428[/import]
This is probably a simple issue but I’m I get this error when building for iOS (I have XCode 4.5.2 installed locally):
"Disallowed signer
AssertMacros: cms_verify(signature, code_directory, certificates), file: codesign_wrapper.c, line: 777
AssertMacros: verify_code_signatures(code_signatures, certificates), file: codesign_wrapper.c, line: 946
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(null)"
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How do I get past this so I can upload the package to the App Store?
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Also, is there a way to have the system ignore certain files/folders within the directory I have my main.lua file? I have a dir called OTHER in which I keep my PS files, etc. and all of that gets put into the .app bundle bloating it tremendously.
Thx! [import]uid: 72317 topic_id: 7797 reply_id: 134673[/import]
This is probably a simple issue but I’m I get this error when building for iOS (I have XCode 4.5.2 installed locally):
"Disallowed signer
AssertMacros: cms_verify(signature, code_directory, certificates), file: codesign_wrapper.c, line: 777
AssertMacros: verify_code_signatures(code_signatures, certificates), file: codesign_wrapper.c, line: 946
-
(null)"
-
How do I get past this so I can upload the package to the App Store?
-
Also, is there a way to have the system ignore certain files/folders within the directory I have my main.lua file? I have a dir called OTHER in which I keep my PS files, etc. and all of that gets put into the .app bundle bloating it tremendously.
Thx! [import]uid: 72317 topic_id: 7797 reply_id: 134673[/import]