Could not find certificate for identity (iPhone Distribution: ...)

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#1

I’m unable to install my app to a device because the app signature is not valid. I’m using a registered Corona Game Edition.

Interestingly, when I create the build of the app, I get this warning coming up first in the Terminal window. I think this is the issue:

2011-04-15 18:19:28.241 Corona Simulator[12087:903] WARNING: Could not find certificate for identity (iPhone Distribution: John Smith)

Except… I’m not John Smith. How did this name get associated with Corona, or with my device? BTW John was one of the developers that I used previously on a completely different, unrelated project – but this isn’t his device, and I never had one of his devices anywhere near this machine.

Corona seems to be grabbing this name from somewhere… Where?

Any ideas? I need to test this app on a device to move forward, but can’t get past this hurdle.
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#2

btw-- I’ve tried re-building, re-syncing, re-starting, etc.

I’ve even re-provisioned and created a new provisioning profile for my device.

Still no dice. I can’t install the app on my device because the App Signature is Not Valid

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#3

ISSUE SOLVED:

The issue is related to the one in this thread http://developer.anscamobile.com/forum/2010/04/29/application-does-not-have-valid-signature

The issue seems to be the use of spaces in the destination build folder/path name. When I built directly to the desktop it built correctly and used my provisioning profile / keychain.

All good.

SOLUTION: Using spaces in destination directories/paths for builds is no bueno for the time being.

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