I tried to archive app for ios devise. But archivation failed.
Xcode show me: Code Sign error: The identity 'iPhone Developer' doesn't match any valid, non-expired certificate/private key pair in the default keychain
What happened? How to archive app for testing app on ios devise?
This is one of XCode's rare error messages that is actually descriptive and precise. You can break the message down a bit and make a little more sense of it.
The identity 'iPhone Developer' ...
This suggests that you are trying to use your developer profile to make an archive when you should be using your distribution certificate and provisioning profile.
Have a look at this page. (Apple login is required) if you don't have a distribution profile.
... doesn't match any valid, non-expired certificate/private key pair in the default keychain.
Even if you are using your distribution certificate (I don't think this is the case based on the first part of the message but if you are sure it is your distribution certificate and it's just badly named, please continue). Go to Keychain Access and check that your iPhone distribution certificates (and any other relevant certificates) haven't expired.
If it's neither of these, go to Organizer and check that your provisioning profiles haven't expired either.
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I'm having so many issues archiving and uploading my project to the apple store for submission. Probably have gone through changing the bundle identifier-- creating a certificate, updating the app ID and creating a provisioning profile 5 times already.
When I try to validate the project after I've archived it I get the error missing ios distribution signing identity for signing identity (Me)...
Is it because my iphone distribution says 'this certificate has an invalid user'? How do I fix that? I downloaded the certificate link they suggested and used it to create a certificate. Very stuck and frustrated.
Every time I try to change this section to be the iOS Distribution Identity and corresponding Provisioning Profile it says it's unable to find a matching UUID for the provisioning profile. Not sure if that's helpful but it seems like something is mis-configured, just not sure where to look or where to start over, or if there is some lurking configuration from an older mistake that is screwing me up.
delete all the certificates and provisions profiles, reinstall all the certificates and profiles. this might resolve the problem.
Update the apple developer certificate
1->Open keychain
2->Go to view - Show expired certificate
3->Delete the red mark certificate "Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certificate Authority"
4->Download https://developer.apple.com/certificationauthority/AppleWWDRCA.cer
5->Install it and now see if you are able to use certificate or not
More detail explanation This certificate has an invalid issuer Apple Push Services
So I was getting the no identities are available for signing error when I tried to upload my app, and I tried a number of ways to fix this.
That was a very bad idea.
I tried revoking my certificates and now it's telling me
No matching provisioning profiles found: None of the valid provisioning profiles include the device Justin's iPad (identifier: 5858525b2680f4b92838cd5d54e3c56bcb1edf98).
CodeSign error: code signing is required for product type 'Application' in SDK 'iOS 7.1'
And under preferences, accounts it says the iOS Development is missing the private key.
I am completely and totally lost on what to do to fix this. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
I recently had this same problem. The mysterious message about the development profile is particularly telling - we should not be talking this way, because App Store is distribution, not development. Proceed as follows:
Look in your keychain with Keychain Access. You will probably see that the iOS Distribution certificate has gone bad or is missing entirely. So that's the place to start. Go back to the Member Center and get yourself a working Distribution certificate and get rid of the old one, deleting it entirely from the Member Center (that's important).
Now throw away your distribution profile both in Xcode and at the Member Center. Make a new distribution profile and download it. Adjust your build settings to match the new profile!
The reason for the whole problem is that the Member Center will happily make you a distribution profile with a bad certificate, and that's what you had. There is no easy way to detect that this has happened because it's hard to distinguish what certificate the distribution profile is using. You need to make sure that there is a good distribution certificate and that it is the only distribution certificate so that you can be sure that when you make the distribution profile, the good distribution certificate is used.
Yeah, revoke your previous certificates and then go through the process of requesting certificates again. You'll have to regenerate your provisioning profiles after the new developer / distribution certificates are issued, though.
You start by going to the "Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles" section of your account at https://developer.apple.com/account/overview.action.
After you revoke the previous certificate, you can click "+" (in the upper right hand corner of the Certificates screen on Apple's portal) to add a brand new iOS certificate (and there will be instructions there that tell you what to do.
I am in a trouble with IOS CodeSigning.
I searched it but i cant find out what is the problem.
Here is my problems
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My bundle id is correct however it is not working.
Error message is ; "Code Sign error: The identity 'iPhone Developer' doesn't match any valid, non-expired certificate/private key pair in the default keychain"
Go to Organizer, choose Device tab, and under Provisioning Profiles (first entry in the left panel) you should see your certificates. Are they valid? If not you may be missing private key.
If you go to your Keychain, under Certificates you should see your developer profile. They should be expandable and when you expand you should see there's the private key. Without it the certificate won't be valid.
Any idea why I can't build my iOS app with Xcode? I've successfully built it for the simulators many times, so the app itself isn't the problem. When Xcode fails, it gives me this error message: "Code Sign error: The identity 'iPhone Developer' doesn't match any valid, non-expired certificate/private key pair in the default keychain."
Simple enough, right? But: In my login keychain, I have two certificates, "iPhone Developer: [My First Name] [My Last Name] ([alphanumeric ID])," and "iPhone Distribution: [Name of My Company]." Both expire in August 2012. "This certificate is valid," Keychain Access tells me about both of them.
In Organizer, I have three provisioning profiles: "[Name of Company] Distribution," "[Name of App]," and "iOS Team Provisioning Profile: ." All three of these have expiration dates in the future. They're all on the platform iOS Profile. The first two have an app identifier of [ALPHANUMERICCODE].com.[nameofcompany]., the third has an app identifier of simply [ALPHANUMERICCODE].*. But get this: All three have "Valid signing identity not found" under Status.
I've done a lot of searching and can't find any examples of anyone reporting both the certificates and the provisioning profiles being present but still being unable to build an archive in Xcode. Any ideas?
This is a problem with keys. In keychain access, there is a section called keys. I'm thinking you are missing the keys that were used to sign your provisioning profiles.
I got an ios app, whe i trying to build it on device, XCode shows me this error:
Code Sign error: The identity 'iPhone Developer' doesn't match any valid, non-expired certificate/private key pair in the default keychain
Any ideas? What is the reason?
Except for the provisioning profile, you need also the private key/certificate exported from the keychain of the creator of the provisioning profile.
Look here
You will have to buy a development certificate in order to run your developments on your device.
Of course you can use the simulator free of charge.
To get a valid certificate - you need the user that issued the development certificate for this app to export the certificate files physically from his Mac. This means opening Keychain Access, right clicking the certificate and selecting "Export...". Then when you get this certificate, just open it and it will be added to your chain.
I just delete all profiles from Key-chain. And the create new profiles in developer.apple.com