DactilPlus Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 19, 2024 #1 I have: #ProvisionFile: navibridge2024.mobileprovision #CertificateFile: ios_development_2024.cer But It gives me error: B4i Versión: 8.00 Parseando código. (0.03s) Building folders structure. (1.11s) Compilando código. (0.09s) Compilando aplicación diseñador. (0.19s) Compilando proyecto Xcode. (2.61s) Preparando el proyecto para el constructor. (3.00s) Tamaño del proyecto: 2.34 MB Enviando datos al compilador remoto. Error Failed to parse certificate file.Error: security: SecKeychainDelete: The specified keychain could not be found. The provision file: Name:navi-bridge-2024 Typeevelopment App IDQRYXM588F.com.naviruta.app.bridge Expires:2025/02/18 The app ID: com.naviruta.app What I am doing wrong?
I have: #ProvisionFile: navibridge2024.mobileprovision #CertificateFile: ios_development_2024.cer But It gives me error: B4i Versión: 8.00 Parseando código. (0.03s) Building folders structure. (1.11s) Compilando código. (0.09s) Compilando aplicación diseñador. (0.19s) Compilando proyecto Xcode. (2.61s) Preparando el proyecto para el constructor. (3.00s) Tamaño del proyecto: 2.34 MB Enviando datos al compilador remoto. Error Failed to parse certificate file.Error: security: SecKeychainDelete: The specified keychain could not be found. The provision file: Name:navi-bridge-2024 Typeevelopment App IDQRYXM588F.com.naviruta.app.bridge Expires:2025/02/18 The app ID: com.naviruta.app What I am doing wrong?
R RichardN Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 19, 2024 #2 Do you have this app name explicitly declared at developer.apple.com? Or registered with a wildcard name? Either method is fine but you must have one. Is your App ID the same as the one registered with Apple? Perhaps your .cer file identifying you as a current developer is out of date? If all else fails then re-generate your certificates from scratch using your original .csr file. Be careful to create the certificates exactly as specified in the tutorial. Upvote 0
Do you have this app name explicitly declared at developer.apple.com? Or registered with a wildcard name? Either method is fine but you must have one. Is your App ID the same as the one registered with Apple? Perhaps your .cer file identifying you as a current developer is out of date? If all else fails then re-generate your certificates from scratch using your original .csr file. Be careful to create the certificates exactly as specified in the tutorial.
DactilPlus Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 19, 2024 #3 Yes, I had wrong certificate, for all not for iOS, thanks. Now all its ok Upvote 0
N noega33 Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 26, 2026 #4 DactilPlus said: Yes, I had wrong certificate, for all not for iOS, thanks. Now all its ok Click to expand... Hi, what did you mean by: "Yes, I had wrong certificate, for all not for iOS, thanks." because I have a similar error, and nothing seems to work thanks Upvote 0
DactilPlus said: Yes, I had wrong certificate, for all not for iOS, thanks. Now all its ok Click to expand... Hi, what did you mean by: "Yes, I had wrong certificate, for all not for iOS, thanks." because I have a similar error, and nothing seems to work thanks
