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Ali Samaei
Ali Samaei

Reputation: 321

iPhone has denied the launch request - On provision profile

A company that I am developing a project for, gave me a .mobileprovision file and a .p12 certificate to add APNS to their project. As long as I've added their provision profile to my project in XCode, XCode keeps saying "iPhone has denied the launch request." when I try to build project on my physical device.

I've tried deleting certificate Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority, and adding another user account to mac but non of them worked. Only when I disabled Debug executable, the app launched successfully, but it's not a solution because I need to debug the app.

Should I tell them to add my device UDID to their account's devices on developer.apple.com?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2879

Answers (3)

matt
matt

Reputation: 534885

gave me a ".mobileprovision" file and a ".p12" certificate

That seems like a red herring. I would suggest ignoring both of those. If they want you to work on their app, they simply make you a team member. Done! Your own dev center membership is then sufficient to debug on device.

Upvotes: 0

Bappaditya
Bappaditya

Reputation: 9642

You are trying with Development Profile vs Distribution Profile?

  • Distribution Profile:

With AdHoc Distribution profile, you can't debug any app it should be used for distribution only.

  • Development Profile:

If you didn't add your device UDID to the provisioning profile, you can try to do that and re-generate the provisioning profile and download it.

In Keychain Access, you will get to know which profile you received from the team,

Keychain

Upvotes: 0

chedabob
chedabob

Reputation: 5881

You've been given an Adhoc distribution provisioning profile, which don't allow the debugger to attach (they're missing the get-task-allow entitlement), as they're for use when you distribute your app for testing, not local development.

If you need to debug, they'll have to supply you with a development p12 certificate and a matching provisioning profile.

Upvotes: 0

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