6 Replies Latest reply: Nov 6, 2014 1:10 PM by Neil Enns - Adobe Branched from an earlier discussion.

Invalid signing error

PatriciaGagnon Nov 5, 2014 3:17 PM

Hello Neil,

I got the same problem here. It's the third time I redo all my mobileprovision files and certificates. Still doesn't work.

I am really bad at this, I do not understand why I still have got this problem.

I had a new Serial Number for my single-app because it was expired (I have to do an update because my app crashes on ios8 ipad device).

I also had to reset my Prov files because they were Expired.

Maybe this is causing the problem?

Also, I got so many files in my Keychain that I am all mixed up - not sure which one I should use.

Please help ASAP.

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1. Re: Invalid signing error

Neil Enns - Adobe Nov 5, 2014 3:18 PM (in response to PatriciaGagnon)

I've branched this to a new discussion since your error is different from the thread you posted to. The error in your case is telling you what's wrong: you've used a certificate to sign the app, but the .mobileprovision file uses a different certificate. You need to make sure you use a matched set.

Neil
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2. Re: Invalid signing error

PatriciaGagnon Nov 6, 2014 9:06 AM (in response to Neil Enns - Adobe)

Well, is it possible that I deleted the right certicate and that I cannot do the right .mobileprovision file anymore...?
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3. Re: Invalid signing error

Neil Enns - Adobe Nov 6, 2014 9:15 AM (in response to PatriciaGagnon)

Yes, that’s possible. You’ll need to go into iTunes Developer Portal and generate a new .mobileprovision file.

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4. Re: Invalid signing error

PatriciaGagnon Nov 6, 2014 10:45 AM (in response to Neil Enns - Adobe)

I went into developer.apple.com to create new .mobileprovision files (dev + distrib) and used them in DPS App Builder.
It's still doesn't work.

When I tried to update my app in the first time, I had to make new certificate because the one I used before were expired.
Does it has something to do with my problem?

Also, I changed computer since the first time I sent the app. Does it has something to do with my problem?

Can I have online support? I don't think I can troubleshoot this myself.

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5. Re: Invalid signing error

PatriciaGagnon Nov 6, 2014 12:24 PM (in response to PatriciaGagnon)

Ok. Well, I got help from a developer. He made me revoke all my certificates (in developer.apple.com) and also in my keychain. Then I reacreate the new certificates (dev+distrib), made the p12 certificates, regenerate the new provision files and add them to Xcode (with iPhone Configuration Utility that I download, because I cannot see my Provision files in Xcode anymore).

Then I sent my .zip file to Application Loader and it worked.

Thanks for you help.
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6. Re: Invalid signing error

Neil Enns - Adobe Nov 6, 2014 1:10 PM (in response to PatriciaGagnon)

Glad you got it sorted out!

Neil
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