My provisioning profile and certificate are working fine. my app builds but when i try to install it on iPAD using iPhone configuration utility it gives error “You app doesnot have a valid signature.” my app name doesnot contain any special characters too.
Please help, thanks in advance.
Regards
My provisioning profile and certificate are working fine. my app builds but when i try to install it on iPAD using iPhone configuration utility it gives error “You app doesnot have a valid signature.” my app name doesnot contain any special characters too.
Please help, thanks in advance.
Regards
Hello,
Did you ever solve this? I’m having the same problem, and in the end of the build I get the message “warning: Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalid, contains disallowed entitlements, or it was not signed with an iPhone Distribution Certificate. (-19011)”
Thanks.
Hello @contact308,
The message you’re receiving points to some issue with your setup on Apple’s side, or with the certificates/keychain on your local computer. Please read the following guide thoroughly and note every little detail… each piece needs to done properly and very specifically.
http://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/distribution/iOSBuild/index.html
Best regards,
Brent Sorrentino
My provisioning profile and certificate are working fine. my app builds but when i try to install it on iPAD using iPhone configuration utility it gives error “You app doesnot have a valid signature.” my app name doesnot contain any special characters too.
Please help, thanks in advance.
Regards
Hello,
Did you ever solve this? I’m having the same problem, and in the end of the build I get the message “warning: Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalid, contains disallowed entitlements, or it was not signed with an iPhone Distribution Certificate. (-19011)”
Thanks.
Hello @contact308,
The message you’re receiving points to some issue with your setup on Apple’s side, or with the certificates/keychain on your local computer. Please read the following guide thoroughly and note every little detail… each piece needs to done properly and very specifically.
http://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/distribution/iOSBuild/index.html
Best regards,
Brent Sorrentino
Hello @iqradar12,
Any lucky solving your problem? I have exact the same issue.
I build my App and at the end of the process I receive a “Your application is ready to install on your device” message but when I drag the App to my iPad I got a “The application does not have a valid signature” message.
I’m using XCODE Version 5.0 (5A1413), Mac OS X Verision 10.8.5, Corona SDK 2013.1236 (2013.10.17), iOS 7.0.2.
I already deleted all my certificates and provisioning profiles and recreated everything but the error persists.
Thanks in advance
Having exactly the same issue as soon as I used new certificate with new provisioning profiles.
When there are errors causing “The application does not have a valid signature” when trying to drag an .app to the Xcode Organizer, it’s generally caused by expired or invalid certificates. The following was suggested by ingemar in another thread to clean up the Keychain.
Start the Keychain Access app, and select “All Items” (found under “Category” on the left).
In the search field (upper right) type: iPhone
This will filter out all iPhone related keys.
You should see your iPhone Developer and iPhone Distribution certificates there and also see in which keychain they’re in (Keychain column on the far right). You only need Developer/Distribution certificates in the “login” keychain.
Delete any Developer/Distribution certificates you see in any other keychains.
Also delete any expired Developer/Distribution certificates you may see (ones with a little red icon).
Hi,
I cleaned all my keychain, removing all my old certificates and keys, I also revoked all my certificates again in the Apple Developer Membership Area.
After that, I restarted the process of creating and installing certificates all over again and finally it works.
Thank you very much for your help.
Best Regards
Hello @iqradar12,
Any lucky solving your problem? I have exact the same issue.
I build my App and at the end of the process I receive a “Your application is ready to install on your device” message but when I drag the App to my iPad I got a “The application does not have a valid signature” message.
I’m using XCODE Version 5.0 (5A1413), Mac OS X Verision 10.8.5, Corona SDK 2013.1236 (2013.10.17), iOS 7.0.2.
I already deleted all my certificates and provisioning profiles and recreated everything but the error persists.
Thanks in advance
Having exactly the same issue as soon as I used new certificate with new provisioning profiles.
When there are errors causing “The application does not have a valid signature” when trying to drag an .app to the Xcode Organizer, it’s generally caused by expired or invalid certificates. The following was suggested by ingemar in another thread to clean up the Keychain.
Start the Keychain Access app, and select “All Items” (found under “Category” on the left).
In the search field (upper right) type: iPhone
This will filter out all iPhone related keys.
You should see your iPhone Developer and iPhone Distribution certificates there and also see in which keychain they’re in (Keychain column on the far right). You only need Developer/Distribution certificates in the “login” keychain.
Delete any Developer/Distribution certificates you see in any other keychains.
Also delete any expired Developer/Distribution certificates you may see (ones with a little red icon).
Hi,
I cleaned all my keychain, removing all my old certificates and keys, I also revoked all my certificates again in the Apple Developer Membership Area.
After that, I restarted the process of creating and installing certificates all over again and finally it works.
Thank you very much for your help.
Best Regards
I had an extra entry in my keychain. I deleted it and this issue went away.
Thanks!!!
ARthur
I had an extra entry in my keychain. I deleted it and this issue went away.
Thanks!!!
ARthur
Deleting extra developer certificates worked for me too. thanks
Deleting extra developer certificates worked for me too. thanks
HELP!!! I AM BROUGHT TO A COMPLETE STANDSTILL BY THIS!!!
I’ve been building my app and loading it to my iPad for months now. All of a sudden I’m getting this message and I can load anything. I decided to upgrade Xcode and mac os to try and get around it and now my iPad device does not show up in Xcode organizer!!?!?!? It shows up under devices but not in the organizer where it always wired for me?
Can someone please tell me what is going on?
You should use devices moving forward to load dev builds onto your ios device.
HELP!!! I AM BROUGHT TO A COMPLETE STANDSTILL BY THIS!!!
I’ve been building my app and loading it to my iPad for months now. All of a sudden I’m getting this message and I can load anything. I decided to upgrade Xcode and mac os to try and get around it and now my iPad device does not show up in Xcode organizer!!?!?!? It shows up under devices but not in the organizer where it always wired for me?
Can someone please tell me what is going on?