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Today I tried to upload a new version of my app, that uses Push Notifications, and XCode showed and error that I didnt have any valid Distribution profile. When I logged in the Provisioning Profile I saw that ALL my Distribution Profiles had expired, even though the last one, the one I was using for this specific app, was only 2 weeks old.

I tried renewing the profile from XCode but it gives this error No value was provided for the parameter 'certificateIds'. So I tried to make another Distribution Profile, but when I do so it doesnt find any Certificate Available. enter image description here

I try to do another certificate, clicking on that button, the certificate is created, it appears as a APNs Production iOS but when I go back it keeps saying there are no available Certificates.

So I have no idea what Im doing wrong, I recreated the CertificateSigningRequest and still nothing. I downloaded and installed the AppleWWDRCA but I dont know what to do with that, I installed it and that's it.

Any ideas? Im completly lost.

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subharb Avatar asked Apr 29 '13 22:04

subharb


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2 Answers

I'm experiencing the same issue. Did you found the solution ?

** EDIT **

I found the solution : I had created an APN certificate but the provisioning needed a classic dev / push certificate.

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Raphaël Pinto Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 18:09

Raphaël Pinto


I was able to solve this by creating a Distribution certificate. I hadn't realized that my existing certificate was only marked as Development. To do this I went into Xcode > Preferences > Accounts > View Deatils and then hit the refresh button at the bottom left. This prompted Xcode to request a distribution cert for me.

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Scott Antipa Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 18:09

Scott Antipa