pkd[117] <Warning>: assigning plug-in com.xxx.xxx.xxx.Today(1.0) to plugin sandbox
pkd[117] <Warning>: enabling pid=43 for plug-in com.xxx.xxx.xxx.Today(1.0) E6C98121-A708-4ECC-8CC0-BB5489C8539C /private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/BD4EED02-D143-4EF2-8434-ED9301599D29/xxx.app/PlugIns/Today.appex
com.apple.xpc.launchd[1] (com.apple.xpc.launchd.domain.pid.SpringBoard.43) <Warning>: Attempt to re-bootstrap service from different path, will use existing: com.xxx.xxx.xxx.Today
**existing path:** /private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/4BF19B1E-F0E3-498C-B33F-BDD13685C59E/xxx.app/PlugIns/Today.appex
**conflicting path:** /private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/BD4EED02-D143-4EF2-8434-ED9301599D29/xxx.app/PlugIns/Today.appex
I solved a similar issue with the same error message using:
launchctl remove com.xxx.xxx.xxx.Today
Then try again.
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I am trying to use Xcode 6.2 to install a development build of an iOS app onto my iPod touch (running iOS 8.2).
The installation keeps failing with the message
App instalation failed
The packet is unknown.
The console reports the following details:
Mar 27 12:53:52 iPod-touch com.apple.StreamingUnzipService[164] <Warning>: -[StreamingUnzipState finishStream]:476: Finishing an incomplete stream! This stream will not be resumable.
Mar 27 12:53:52 iPod-touch streaming_zip_conduit[163] <Warning>: __dispatch_source_read_socket_block_invoke_2:171: Failed to finish extraction: Error Domain=SZExtractorErrorDomain Code=3 "Finishing an incomplete stream! This stream will not be resumable." UserInfo=0x17e33b50 {SZExtractorFunctionNameErrorKey=-[StreamingUnzipState finishStream], SZExtractorSourceFileLineErrorKey=476, NSLocalizedDescription=Finishing an incomplete stream! This stream will not be resumable.}
Mar 27 12:53:52 iPod-touch streaming_zip_conduit[163] <Warning>: secure_send_message:105: Got error 1 from lockdown_send_message
Mar 27 12:53:52 iPod-touch streaming_zip_conduit[163] <Warning>: secure_send_error:137: Could not send error response to host
These messages seem to imply that the IPA file is somehow corrupted, and can't be extracted, but I had no problem unziping the IPA with Archive Utility on my Mac.
I also already ran codesign -dvvv on Payload/<my-app-name>.app and don't see any obvious problems with the certificate used to sign the app.
What does this error message indicate, and how can the issue be resolved?
note:
I already found this similar question but the only current answer does not help me. Since I have some, possibly relevant, details that may not apply to the previous question, I am asking a new question.
So I was getting this exact error and I tried switching USB ports (from the device plugged into the USB port on my keyboard to the USB port on my laptop) and now it works.
I have final version of XCode 6 (version 6.0.1). In my project, I have problem when running it.
I got
"App installation failed - Could not inspect the application package."
If I run project again, it runs ok. Another run, problem again... etc. So every second run ends in this error, right after that application run just fine.
I have no problem in XCode 5.
If you have moved or copied a folder named resources or resource into your project, try renaming it. Then perform a clean.
I had the same issue, And was unable to install the ipa. It always ended with an error "Could not inspect the application package." and some warnings in device console
Feb 10 17:38:16 iPhone mobile_installation_proxy[356] <Warning>: LaunchServices: Please include the kCFBundleIdentifierKey in the options dictionary when installing an app.
Feb 10 17:38:16 iPhone mobile_installation_proxy[356] <Warning>: LaunchServices: installing app with unknown bundleID
.
.
Feb 10 17:38:16 iPhone installd[44] <Error>: 0x101bcc000 -[MIBundle _validateWithError:]: 28: Failed to load Info.plist from bundle at path
Feb 10 17:38:16 iPhone installd[44] <Error>: 0x101bcc000 + [MIInstallable installablesAtURL:packageFormat:userOptions:error:]: Failed to create bundle for …
After spending hours, I got it fixed by adding the "Application requires iPhone environment" in info.plist
<key>LSRequiresIPhoneOS</key>
<true/>
After applying FixPack 1 (for Worklight 6.1.01) on the device, we notice some unexpected behaviour in iOS. We had tried on both iOS 6 and 7.1 and they both display the same behavior.
We had increase the version number of the app (i.e. from 1.2 to 1.3) for the deployment. When the user try to update the app via the AppCenter Mobile Client, after installing, the app will just stop at the splash screen with the IBM logo. Only by delete / uninstall the app and reinstall again the app can work as per usual.
We check the console log in xcode and got the following print out:
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad profiled[713] <Notice>: (Note ) profiled: Service stopping.
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad kernel[0] <Debug>: launchd[714] Container: /private/var/mobile/Applications/284CEAF0-8B89-467C-BA55-0F277FFA6521 (sandbox)
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad backboardd[28] <Error>: HID: The 'Passive' connection 'MyMobileApp' access to protected services is denied.
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: [DEBUG] [WORKLIGHT] -[WLCordovaAppDelegate handleAppWebResources:] in WLCordovaAppDelegate.m:373 :: NativeInitUntilWebViewLoad : START
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: [DEBUG] [OCLogger] Max file size exceeded for log messages.
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: Web resources integrity test is disabled.
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: Application windows are expected to have a root view controller at the end of application launch
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: Multi-tasking -> Device: YES, App: YES
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: Unlimited access to network resources
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: [CDVTimer][splashscreen] 15.210986ms
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: [CDVTimer][TotalPluginStartup] 17.367005ms
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: WARNING: AutoHideSplashScreen key in Cordova.plist is missing or set to NO! SplashScreen will display indefinitley unless you manually hide it. Set value to YES to autohide.
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: [DEBUG] [WORKLIGHT] -[WLCordovaAppDelegate postInitOnMainThread:] in WLCordovaAppDelegate.m:303 :: NativeInitUntilWebViewLoad : END
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: [DEBUG] [OCLogger] Max file size exceeded for log messages.
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: Resetting plugins due to page load.
May 26 13:16:42 MY-iPad MyMobileApp[714] <Warning>: Failed to load webpage with error: The requested URL was not found on this server.
Some googling on the issue lead to this Worklight 6.1 "access to protected services is denied" after app is deployed to App Store. It is a similar issue albeit with a different behaviour.
For now we had instructed the user to clear all their data before they upgrade the app, but we can't use this method going forward as there will be crucial data in the device that we can't erase simply for upgrading the app.
Any info or idea on this is appreciated.
UPDATE
We tried to redeploy the app by using the Server Configuration Tool but still the same problem persists. We checked the log for the Fixpack installation and there was no error reported. Also the IBM Installation Manager shows that the version installed is the latest 6.1.01 and it doesn't allow me to Update it, only Modify.
UPDATE 2
After deleting the native folder and redeploy the apps (from the .wlapp file to the .ipa file), the same issue still appear. However a pattern is observed.
If the app is rebuild and redeploy, the first install from the AppCenter will run as per usual with no problem, meaning the data will be preserved and the apps run normally, even though there are no changes in the code and version no. However if you click on the install button another time to install again, then the problem will appear.
I figured it out - there's a bug in worklight (not cordova).
In the file:
helloHelloIphone/Classes/hello.m, the Xcode debugger reported that the following auto-generated worklight code was loading an incorrect value for "startPage":
-(void)wlInitDidCompleteSuccessfully
{
UIViewController* rootViewController = self.window.rootViewController;
// Create a Cordova View Controller
CDVViewController* cordovaViewController = [[CDVViewController alloc] init] ;
cordovaViewController.startPage = [[WL sharedInstance] mainHtmlFilePath];
Because the value of “startPage” turned out to be:
#"worklight:///Users/mrhines/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/6.1/Applications/A2E1427C-7DFF-4843-BF3D-0B7E4B470E43/hello.app/www/default/(null)”
This is clearly wrong - the end of the string should say “index.html”, not null.
So, by replacing the last line of code above with the following line:
cordovaViewController.startPage = [[[WL sharedInstance] mainHtmlFilePath] stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:#"(null)" withString:#"index.html"];
My application reliably starts up and moves past the hung splash screen, fixing the bug in Worklight.
IBM had released a quick fix patch for the issue, and after installing onto the development server, things look fine.
I distribute my iOS App from HTTP server as enterprise distribution. When a user download App directly from web browser, the app installed correctly and no errors occur.
On the other hand, the app have a process for automatic updates. When user start application if a new version of the application on the server, be show a alert for starting download. If user accept, it begins download. During the installation process, the following message is displayed:
"Unable to download application"
but the application has been installed correctly. I use this code for download app:
NSURL *url = [NSURL URLWithString:serverUrlDownload];
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:url];
This occurs when user used iPhone 5s.
Showed following error in log:
<Warning>: Download url: itms-services://?action=download-manifest&url=http://server_update/ios/IOS_WF.plist
<Warning>: LaunchServices: installing placeholder for app10.IOS-WF
<Notice>: 0x1005a4000 handle_install_for_ls: Install of "/var/mobile/Library/Caches/com.apple.itunesstored/AppPlaceholders/-6609911948116439539.app" requested by itunesstored
<Notice>: 0x1005a4000 MobileInstallationInstall_Server: Installing app app10.IOS-WF
<Notice>: 0x1005a4000 install_application: Installing parallel placeholder
<Notice>: 0x1005a4000 MobileInstallationInstall_Server: Staging: 0.00s; Waiting: 0.00s; Installation: 0.12s; LS Sync: 0.00s; Overall: 0.12s
<Warning>: No se ha obtenido ningún flujo
<Warning>: LaunchServices: Creating installProgressForApplication:LSApplicationProxy: app10.IOS-WF (Placeholder) withPhase:0
<Warning>: LaunchServices: installation failed for app app10.IOS-WF
<Warning>: LaunchServices: installPhaseFinishedForProgress: app10.IOS-WF.Loading - <NSProgress: phase=Loading; state=Failed; fractionCompleted=1.000000> called, removing progress from cache
Reproduce Issue in iPhone 5s.
I couldn't reproduce error in iPhone 4s.
Any idea? Can be a problem of server configuration?
If you have not already done so, you might want to try to supply the app via https instead of http.
As of iOS 7.1, https is required for at least the manifest file, although there are some reports saying http would still work anyway.
The whole story with https being required came as a surprise to most devs and appears to have hickup at the same time. I can well imagine differences of the implementation of the process across different devices due to different OS builds, especially since there's 32 and 64 bit architectures now.
This is a wild guess, but it won't hurt to try. If you don't have a SSL capable server at hand, you might want to use dropbox as workaround, as has been explained here.
I work for a big company, and I'm developing an iOS app for iOS 5+. The only way the app will be distributed will be through ad-hoc deployment.
I have had my own server for some time, hosted by o2switch (french hoster). As I started the development, we used it to deploy the app for beta testing purposes. It was working pretty well.
As the app entered its final phase, the company bought the same (in fact, they only have a single one) plan at o2switch (as it was working fine on my server). The "new" server works fine, we have the files required by the iOS app on it and we access them correctly.
My problem is that when I deploy over to the company's server, the install keeps crashing ! The bar below the app's icon is empty, the almost full (in no time), and I get an error saying the app could not be installed. (classic)
I have the so-well-known crash log :
unknown itunesstored[1657] <Notice>: MS:Notice: Installing: com.apple.itunesstored [itunesstored] (690.10)
unknown wifid[23] <Error>: WiFi:[375199765.346102]: Client itunesstored is background application
unknown securityd[1659] <Notice>: MS:Notice: Installing: (null) [securityd] (690.10)
unknown SpringBoard[62] <Warning>: could not save thumbnail for downloading icon: image=(null) path='/var/mobile/Library/SpringBoard/DownloadingIconImageCache/***********'
unknown sandboxd[1661] <Notice>: MS:Notice: Installing: (null) [sandboxd] (690.10)
unknown installd[1663] <Notice>: MS:Notice: Installing: (null) [installd] (690.10)
unknown SpringBoard[62] <Warning>: could not save thumbnail for downloading icon: image=(null) path='/var/mobile/Library/SpringBoard/DownloadingIconImageCache/***********'
unknown keybagd[1665] <Notice>: MS:Notice: Installing: (null) [keybagd] (690.10)
unknown securityd[1667] <Notice>: MS:Notice: Installing: (null) [securityd] (690.10)
unknown SpringBoard[62] <Warning>: Killing *********** for app installation
unknown installd[1663] <Error>: 2ffc1000 extract_package: Could not extract archive
unknown installd[1663] <Error>: 2ffc1000 stage_package: Could not extract /var/tmp/install_staging.I0rwBH/foo.zip to /var/tmp/install_staging.I0rwBH/foo_extracted
unknown com.apple.itunesstored[1657] <Notice>: MobileInstallationInstall: failed with -1
unknown installd[1663] <Error>: 2ffc1000 MobileInstallationInstall: Could not stage the package
unknown installd[1663] <Error>: 2ffc1000 handle_install: API failed
unknown installd[1663] <Error>: 2ffc1000 send_message: failed to send mach message of 71 bytes: 10000003
unknown installd[1663] <Error>: 2ffc1000 send_error: Could not send error response to client
I've tried a lot to get rid of this error, but nothing seemed to work. I've read every single answer on SO talking about this issue, and tried everything I could. I re-downloaded the profiles, updated the build number, checked the ipa's url, and so many other things.. Nothing worked.
I had to deliver the app quickly, so I tried one last thing : put it on my server. And it worked perfectly. First try, and with no problem (maybe one, the bar did not load progressively but stayed grey then filled in blue very quick, but that's not a problem, I know it downloaded the online version). Then I re-tried uploading to the new server, same problem.
BTW, I tested with: iPhone4/iOS5, iPhone4S/iOS6, iPhone5/iOS6, iPad3/iOS6 and a couple other devices, over 3G (3 different providers) and Wifi, same problem every single time.
So, my question is the following :
Does / how can the server impact the ad-hoc deployment ?
I can give information on the server's config if required. Please tell me what info you need.
O2switch is investigating, but they don't know much about iOS ad-hoc deployment, so they don't really know where to look, what service the install calls, etc.
So I'm turning (once again) to you, SO's community ! Any ideas ?
Check the mime-type configuration in the web-server. You need:
application/xml for the .plist file, and
application/octet-stream for the .ipa file.
Did you edit the App.plist file before you moved it to the new server?
The assets url must be absolute, like this: <string>http://someurl.com/App-1.0.0.ipa</string>.
If you are absolutely sure that server returns proper mime types, checked by:
lynx -mime_header http://www.serveraddress/App.plist | head -10
If you are sure that you don't have spaces or new lines in link to your .plist file in your html file.
If you are sure that you have added devices to provisioning profile
And if you have read: http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1829415&seqNum=16
I have all files: .plist, .html, .ipa in the same folder
Then I don't know what is the issue and would suggest you to distribute it from your working server.