I have hired an iphone developer overseas to develop and iphone app for me. The dev sent me the IPA. I tried installing it using iFunBox and even using IPA installer and it keeps failing. I even tried iTunes and it kept failing. I tried it on both jailbroken and none-jailbroken devices
The developer is telling me that he can see it on it has to go on the developer account and he is requesting the dev account credential
My questions are:
1- Why do you think the IPA is not getting installed properly (I was able to install different apps IPA so I know my installers work!).
2- Is giving the dev account credential the norm? I come from android development and for us, you give a signed APK with the user keystore and your are done!
Please assist
Thank you
Simply do the steps :
create a (.csr) certification signing request file from ur mac (keychain access) and create developer's certificate from member's portal apple.
2.add your device uuid .
3.Create Provisioning Profile adding that device .
4.download that provisioning profile and send the cert and provisioning to the dev , and tell him to double tap both .
[OR]
-- Use teamViewer and sign in to ur developer's XCODE with ur app id ...
-- Go to Xcode preferences and select account and refresh .
-- select the provisioning profile and cert from build settings and build the project with that provisionings ..
Use that ipa to install and it wont deny ..
make comment if you're having problem ...
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I have an ios app that I transferred from my Apple developer account to my client’s account (of which I am a team member).
Using the client’s expo account I am trying to build the latest release of the app. Using “expo fetch:ios:certs”, I retrieved the .p8, .p12, .mobileprovision, and .key files along with the related passwords.
However, when running “expo build:ios --clear-credentials” and choosing to provide my own certificates, I ran into an issue where the .mobileprovision file was linked to the wrong developer account.
So I created a certificate and profile on the client’s Apple developer account and ensured that the provisioning profile had certificate attached. I then downloaded it and ran “expo build:ios --clear-credentials” again. I used the same .p8 and .p12 files that the app originally used but uploaded the new .mobileprovision file.
The build still fails with error: “validateProvisioningProfile: provisioning profile is not associated with uploaded distribution certificate”
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
I uploaded this ipa file on the website https://www.diawi.com/
I tried to install on the phone but it respond "Ongame could not be installed at this time."
I tried to sign again but still failed.
Please guide me to edit this ipa file so I can install it on my iphone.
Link file: http://ongame.tk/file/Ongame240.ipa
image http://ongame.tk/file/err.jpg
I have used this website https://www.diawi.com/ to share ipa file.
To share your app ipa file via this website you have to follow these steps:
First add devices(iPhone where you will try to install your app) UDID to your Apple developer account.
Then add these devices into your app Development Provisioning Profiles.
Now generate and download these profiles.
Use these profiles to create Development ipa file.
Upload this ipa to https://www.diawi.com/ and share the genearted link with those people whose device UDID you have added in Provisioning profile.
Note: Person who is trying to install may have to trust your provisioning profile in his/her device.
You can also checkout Diawi knowledge base Can't install an app on a device? Things to check
I hope this will solve your problem.
You are not allowed to make any changes with the ipa file, you have to rebuild and create a separate ipa with the updated provisioning profile.
I'm a member of a team enrolled in the Apple Developer Enterprise program, I have the team agents .p12 distribution certificate in my keychain and the in-house provisioning profiles in place (which seems validated in the Project -> General tab, as no error displays).
But when I try to Export for Enterprise Deployment, I get the error message:
"To save for Entryprise Deployment, you need to add an Apple ID account that is enrolled in the iOS Developer Program for the development team 'xxxxxxxxxxxxx'"
I do not understand this error as I'm already a member of a team that is enrolled. I've tried a guide to export to ipa via the terminal but apparently it's dated since the commands have changed in newer version of xCode. So what can I do?, is there something the Team Agent can do? Do anybody know of a updated guide to export via terminal?
Hope you can help :-S
I wish to use Ionic to run my app on my iOs device with livereload enabled. According to the docs this should be easy:
ionic run ios --device -l
Of course I have to add provisioning profiles, but how am I supposed to do it?
I have the .mobileprovision and the .p12 of the certificate, but no matter what I do I still get this error when running the command:
No matching provisioning profiles found: No provisioning profiles with a valid signing identity (i.e. certificate and private key pair) matching the bundle identifier “<MyBundleID>” were found
How am I supposed to add my provisioning profiles? I'm not able to find any info about this in the framework docs.
Note: I can reploy the project using Xcode, but then I don't get the livereload. Plus I'd prefer doing everything from the CLI.
You need to go into XCode and add those provisioning profiles to your device.
Set those provisioning profiles into the build process and add the profile to the device as well.
Though you may not be using Visual Studio, their explanation on the setup works for all methods of building Ionic apps.
The documentation is here, but to tell you what's going on:
Make sure you have a developer account to make provisioning profiles.
You would sign into Itunes Connect to add your device as a testing device
Create an App ID
Create a provisioning profile associated to that App ID
Download the provisioning file into Xcode
Add the provisioning file to your device via Xcode
Run ionic run ios --device -l
That should do the trick.
Follow the setup guide by Microsoft starting at create your provisioning profile.
I am using Mac OS X 10.11. I am trying to deploy build to device (iPhone 4) by running sudo cordova run ios --device and the build end up with the error message saying: Code Sign error: No provisioning profiles found: No non–expired provisioning profiles were found.
So, now I have pay USD 99 to register the developer program. I have create & download the provisioning profile from the website and double click on it. I think I have successfully add it to xcode. However, why is that when I run sudo cordova run ios --device, it still give me the same error? How can I solve it? If you know how, please give me a hand. I have been stuck here for few days.....
Thank you.
Recently apple has allowed users to create free developer accounts for their own development, with the caveat being you can't release to their store, only test on your own devices.
Follow the steps included in the following link: http://www.idownloadblog.com/2015/12/24/how-to-create-a-free-apple-developer-account-xcode/
In short, assuming you have a regular apple id already:
log in to the developer portal with your regular account.
Read and accept the terms
Add your new developer account to Xcode, by clicking Xcode → Preferences → Accounts, and the [+] button to add an account.
You can now create a provisioning profile. Hooray!