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I am up to a point where I am ready to submit my application to the iTunes store.
When I try uploading my app with the ApplicationLoader, I keep on getting the error message "Application failed codesign verification".
I followed Apple's instructions to use the distribution signing profile and etc. and also went back step by step again created another singing profile to see if it would work, but no luck :(
Did anyone experience this before or have any ideas that may solve this issue?
It sounds like the Bundle identifier is bad. Eithger it does not match your Provisioning Profile or the app unique portion has an illegal character in it. If you use a Bundle identifier like com.yours.${PRODUCT_NAME} and the app name has an unallowable character in it, like a space then it wont work. Best to use a Bundle identifier like com.yours.myAppName. The com.yours needs to match your Provisioning Profile like com.yours.*.
I had the same problem, here was the cause: at the project level you want to set your code signing identity, BUT LEAVE THE PROVISIONING PROFILE TO DEFAULT. Then at the target level you have to set both the code signing identity and the provisioning profile.
If you fail to do that the package will be signed but not interpreted correctly by itunes connect. blog post where I found the fix
I had the same problem, here was the cause: at the project level you want to set your code signing identity, BUT LEAVE THE PROVISIONING PROFILE TO DEFAULT. Then at the target level you have to set both the code signing identity and the provisioning profile.
If you fail to do that the package will be signed but not interpreted correctly by itunes connect. blog post where I found the fix
Benwulf
This worked for me but maybe apple should remove that from the instructions because they tell you to do that lol.
It sounds like the Bundle identifier is bad. Eithger it does not match your Provisioning Profile or the app unique portion has an illegal character in it. If you use a Bundle identifier like com.yours.${PRODUCT_NAME} and the app name has an unallowable character in it, like a space then it wont work. Best to use a Bundle identifier like com.yours.myAppName. The com.yours needs to match your Provisioning Profile like com.yours.*.
where I look if the Provisioning Profile and com.yours.${PRODUCT_NAME} are the same.
Sorry my bad english but I don't know so much
Pleas contact me in [email]roberto.sandoval@ebsolutions.ws[/email]
I uploaded just fine with a small app on the itunes connect web page uploaded, but Im trying to upload a new app with the ApplicationLoader, but am getting the "Application failed codesign verification".
I am unsure what I am supoosed to be doing different. I hear you saying.
at the project level you want to set your code signing identity, BUT LEAVE THE PROVISIONING PROFILE TO DEFAULT. Then at the target level you have to set both the code signing identity and the provisioning profile.
This has got my head spinning here. The only way I know of setting profiles is through the target file and then info. I am not sure what you are doing when you say project level you want to set your code signing identity.
Then you say Then at the target level you have to set both the code signing identity and the provisioning profile. Thats what we do normally dont we, under build/codesigning we add provision profile and then properties identifier.
The only way I know of setting profiles is through the target file and then info. I am not sure what you are doing when you say project level you want to set your code signing identity.
What am I missing here please.
If you double click the project icon, the very top left icon in the Xcode window you get the ability to set project wide settings.
Do you mean fig 1 or Fig 2 we can open fig 2, go to fig 3 that opens showing bottom image. by default its set to fig 4. but when I sign apps I go target, info, then I go to fig 5 when i do normal signing for apps. Thats what the apple tutorials say to do.
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even though one is logged in, or logs in again Id like to see the image as a picture paints a thousand words.
How I do this is just to go target, info, then fill in the details in the shot you see me open fig 2 and project and edit project settings, I thought you are saying do something with that, I dont normally touch it at all. Perhaps you are saying go to the project, and where I have fig 4, put dont code sign, then do what the apple tuts say normally, and you go to target info, and add the code signing.
Is this what you are saying? Id try imageshack for your image, I think unless posters here are at a certian posting level, they dont get to see images that are hosted through the forums servers, as it gives me an error.
I think it would help if this thread points the way, it comes up high in search engines and it has a lot of views, I think a lot of people have this problem.
Image upload does not work for me, go to this link: http://zaph.com/target.png If you haven't figured out that there are two places to make settings go to the Apple Xcode docs: iphone_developer_program_user_guide__standard_program_v2.4.
I never use the standalone uploader, just the web page.
Then we are back at stage 1 then, the whole thread is from the OP
When I try uploading my app with the ApplicationLoader, I keep on getting the error message "Application failed codesign verification".
So everything we just discused, the screenshots, thats all a waste of time, I stated, it works when I use the web page, this thread is about the ApplicationLoader
I'm experiencing this error...: Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalid, or it was not signed with an Apple subsission certificate (-19011)"
In my keychain everything seems alright, I got all the keys linked with certificates I got also the WorldWide...Certificate
I tried with a general App Id like this generatedcode.* and with and explicit App Id like this generatedcode.com.myname.appname and changed the profile
In Xcode organizer I have both Development and Distribution profiles correctly installed
but when I build all my apps, there's no CODE SIGNING... and in Build Results I find this: Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalid, or it was not signed with an Apple subsission certificate (-19011)"
I sent a mail to Apple support with no useful answer
can anybody help ? Thanks in advance
sdkgianfry;207451 said:
Apple documentation says you need to create Entitlements.plist only when submitting an App for AD HOC DISTRIBUTION
make sure you have created Entitlements.plist in the root of the project, with one bool value "get-task-allow" set to false.
then you have to go into the build info window and set the Code Sign Entitlements to Entitlements.plist
that's what fixed it when i had that problem. my outdated guide didn't have it. took me a while to get that answer from someone :eek:
Hi
A bit confused on the entitlements.plist file. Do you have a snapshot or contents of the file as to what it contains ?
Mine contains the following (not sure if its correct or has too much info - i generated the default and had to add in get-task-allow and left it unchecked, which is FALSE):
I had this error too. When it comes to bureaucracy there is really no one like Apple.Every time i had to submit my application it takes 2 days of work no matter what i do or how close i follow Apple instructions. Anyway here is some tips. 1.When you build your project XCode gives you warnings , make sure you clear as much warnings that mention plist file or Build signing. In my case it gave me some weird waring about enabling Validate Build product. in Target into page. 2.Clear all settings about Code Signing and Entitlemens in Projects Info. 3.Clear Code Signing Entitlements line in Target Info page. 4.Set Code Signing Identity to Automatic profile selector for Distribution 5.My biggest mistake was that i tried to modify wrong plist file, check out that you have only one plist file in your project and delete all others plist files. 6. Pray to your personal God as often as you can and ask him to make it work, because in my experience this is only thing that really helps to overcome the problems with application submission to App Store.
Im having this same problem and i've tried everything!!!!!! its driving me crazy any help would be greatly appreciated i have no more ideas on what to try
Do you mean fig 1 or Fig 2 we can open fig 2, go to fig 3 that opens showing bottom image. by default its set to fig 4. but when I sign apps I go target, info, then I go to fig 5 when i do normal signing for apps. Thats what the apple tutorials say to do.
THANK YOU!!! YOU SOLVED MY ISSUE!!! :D Your pictures are worth 10K words!
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then you have to go into the build info window and set the Code Sign Entitlements to Entitlements.plist
that's what fixed it when i had that problem. my outdated guide didn't have it. took me a while to get that answer from someone :eek:
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like Awesomeat the project level you want to set your code signing identity, BUT LEAVE THE PROVISIONING PROFILE TO DEFAULT.
Then at the target level you have to set both the code signing identity and the provisioning profile.
If you fail to do that the package will be signed but not interpreted correctly by itunes connect.
blog post where I found the fix
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeI uploaded just fine with a small app on the itunes connect web page uploaded, but Im trying to upload a new app with the ApplicationLoader, but am getting the "Application failed codesign verification".
I am unsure what I am supoosed to be doing different.
I hear you saying. This has got my head spinning here. The only way I know of setting profiles is through the target file and then info. I am not sure what you are doing when you say project level you want to set your code signing identity.
Then you say
Then at the target level you have to set both the code signing identity and the provisioning profile.
Thats what we do normally dont we, under build/codesigning we add provision profile and then properties identifier.
What am I missing here please.
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we can open fig 2, go to fig 3
that opens showing bottom image.
by default its set to fig 4.
but when I sign apps I go target, info, then I go to fig 5 when i do normal signing for apps. Thats what the apple tutorials say to do.
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like Awesomeit gives this even though one is logged in, or logs in again
Id like to see the image as a picture paints a thousand words.
How I do this is just to go target, info, then fill in the details
in the shot you see me open fig 2 and project and edit project settings, I thought you are saying do something with that, I dont normally touch it at all.
Perhaps you are saying go to the project, and where I have fig 4, put dont code sign,
then do what the apple tuts say normally, and you go to target info, and add the code signing.
Is this what you are saying?
Id try imageshack for your image, I think unless posters here are at a certian posting level, they dont get to see images that are hosted through the forums servers, as it gives me an error.
I think it would help if this thread points the way, it comes up high in search engines and it has a lot of views, I think a lot of people have this problem.
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If you haven't figured out that there are two places to make settings go to the Apple Xcode docs: iphone_developer_program_user_guide__standard_program_v2.4.
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to my fig 2 then 3, then put in dont code sign.
then in target and then code signing, I put my fig 5, as I sign all apps with fig 5.
I then used application loader, and it didnt work, does fix it, perhaps I miss a step or I should of vioded something else, I dont now.
Anything I missed here? More steps?
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeBest advice: Follow the instructions in the Apple doc I referenced. Match _every_ screenshot _exactly_. This includes a clean build and quit/restart.
Perform the code signing checks outlined in the doc.
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeWhen I try uploading my app with the ApplicationLoader, I keep on getting the error message "Application failed codesign verification".
So everything we just discused, the screenshots, thats all a waste of time, I stated, it works when I use the web page, this thread is about the ApplicationLoader
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeApplication failed codesign verification. The signature was invalid, or it was not signed with an Apple subsission certificate (-19011)"
In my keychain everything seems alright, I got all the keys linked with certificates
I got also the WorldWide...Certificate
I tried with a general App Id like this generatedcode.*
and with and explicit App Id like this generatedcode.com.myname.appname
and changed the profile
In Xcode organizer I have both Development and Distribution profiles correctly installed
but when I build all my apps, there's no CODE SIGNING...
and in Build Results I find this:
Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalid, or it was not signed with an Apple subsission certificate (-19011)"
I sent a mail to Apple support with no useful answer
can anybody help ?
Thanks in advance
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeA bit confused on the entitlements.plist file. Do you have a snapshot or contents of the file as to what it contains ?
Mine contains the following (not sure if its correct or has too much info - i generated the default and had to add in get-task-allow and left it unchecked, which is FALSE):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "<a href="http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
application-identifier
$(AppIdentifierPrefix)$(CFBundleIdentifier)
keychain-access-groups
$(AppIdentifierPrefix)$(CFBundleIdentifier)
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeWhen it comes to bureaucracy there is really no one like Apple.Every time i had to submit my application it takes 2 days of work no matter what i do or how close i follow Apple instructions.
Anyway here is some tips.
1.When you build your project XCode gives you warnings , make sure you clear as much warnings that mention plist file or Build signing.
In my case it gave me some weird waring about enabling Validate Build product. in Target into page.
2.Clear all settings about Code Signing and Entitlemens in Projects Info.
3.Clear Code Signing Entitlements line in Target Info page.
4.Set Code Signing Identity to Automatic profile selector for Distribution
5.My biggest mistake was that i tried to modify wrong plist file, check out that you have only one plist file in your project and delete all others plist files.
6. Pray to your personal God as often as you can and ask him to make it work, because in my experience this is only thing that really helps to overcome the problems with application submission to App Store.
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