Code sign error
by Raja John · in iTorque 2D · 06/26/2009 (5:35 am) · 6 replies
When I try to build my game by checking the Device-iPhone os 2.2.1 , Release, iTGB_Script-Optimize - my iPod,I got the following error msg.
"CodeSign error : Code Signing identity 'iPhone Developer' does not match any code signing certificate in your keychain."
What is the exact problem? Any idea....
"CodeSign error : Code Signing identity 'iPhone Developer' does not match any code signing certificate in your keychain."
What is the exact problem? Any idea....
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#2
06/26/2009 (5:46 am)
k... I'm gonna do that.
#3
06/30/2009 (3:20 am)
i also got that problem. Now i got the private key, the Apple WWDR certificate, as well as Provisioning Profiles from the apple development center. Is that necessary to update the OS of my iPod?
#4
Can't comment on the upgrade requirement, unless you downloaded the OS 3 sdk
06/30/2009 (3:40 am)
did you install the provisions on the device and were the provisions created for the device in question?Can't comment on the upgrade requirement, unless you downloaded the OS 3 sdk
#5
06/30/2009 (4:00 am)
yep i installed provision certificate..but i got Application verification failed error while installing the game in ipod... what change do i need to make??
#6
Make sure your app is named according to your keychain data and App ID in your plist. That's usually the show-stopper that causes people to convulse.
EDIT:
Also, I'd like to note that you shouldn't *post* about it on the Apple developer forums since they see it so often and can get testy answering it over and over again. But there should be a topic or two in the first few pages of topics.
06/30/2009 (6:13 am)
I would recommend searching through the Apple Developer forums since this is an XCode/Keychain issue rather than being specific to iTGB. You will notice this problem crop up and annoy people using the iPhone SDK all over the net. I ran into it first when working with the Beginning iPhone Dev book.Make sure your app is named according to your keychain data and App ID in your plist. That's usually the show-stopper that causes people to convulse.
EDIT:
Also, I'd like to note that you shouldn't *post* about it on the Apple developer forums since they see it so often and can get testy answering it over and over again. But there should be a topic or two in the first few pages of topics.
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developer.apple.com/iphone/manage/certificates/team/howto.action
Download the private key, the Apple WWDR certificate, as well as your Provisioning Profiles for Development and Distribution and import it into Keychain Access and iTunes or Xcode Organizer. I believe that should be all to get programs properly code-signed.