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TheBestBigAl
TheBestBigAl

Reputation: 1230

Ad-Hoc provisioning profiles say "Certificate not installed" even though App Store profiles are ok?

I'm trying to build using Corona SDK, which I've been doing for a few years without any real provisioning profile issues.

I can build my release copies using the App Store profile. However if I try to build an adhoc copy to distribute to testers, it says "Certificate not installed".
Both the App Store and Ad-Hoc profiles were signed with the same certificate, and belong to the same team etc.

I've tried: Deleting my provisioning profiles from my machine and re-downloading them. Creating a new provisioning profile and using that. Checking that I have the certificate in Keychain Access, and that it had a private key (which it did).

Both the adhoc and store profiles contain the same team ID (not sure what it's called, it's some random chars).

I was also trying to build the same project in Xcode yesterday, and the same issue was shown there.

Is this a known problem, and is there a known fix?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 85

Answers (1)

TheBestBigAl
TheBestBigAl

Reputation: 1230

This was a Corona SDK specific problem. The error was being caused by a fault in one of the daily builds, which I had been using for about a month with no problems. It simply didn't recognise new builds, and updating to a recent build fixed it.

Upvotes: 1

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