• Open Keychain
  
• Locate Apple World Wide Developer Relation Certification Authority in the login and system tabs, and delete the certificate
  
• Download the updated certificate from Apple’s website
  

(2016-02-15, 05:19)fitzy0041 Wrote: I'm new to this world, and new to posting, so I hope that this is not out of place for this thread!

Anyhow - I keep trying to use the appsigner to complete the creation of the .ipa file but it won't let me add a 'signing certificate' and when I push start, it says no signing certificate selected.

Help?

I'm frustrated.. been at this for a while lol

Thanks for your help.

(2016-02-15, 20:27)ATVwaffles Wrote: I want to install the February build over January

When I open r17 app signer it says I will not be able to sign anything. Open Xcode same thing.

Tried installing the new cert but hit cancel to research further. Now when I double click it it opens the cert app but doesn't seem to prompt me or do anything.

Still says can't sign anything. Help please!

1. Open Keychain Access
   
2. Select your login keychain
   
3. Select the certificate, then choose File > Get Info.
   
4. Click the Trust disclosure triangle to display the trust policies for the certificate.
   
5. To override the trust policies, choose the trust settings you want to override from the pop-up menus.
   
6. For more information, see Certificate trust policies.
   

(2016-02-15, 20:37)ATVwaffles Wrote: I think cancelling the pop up and trying to install it after hitting cancel is where the issue is

I will try those instructions when at a computer again. Thanks!

(2016-02-15, 20:43)ATVwaffles Wrote: This seems incredibly lengthy. What should I be on the lookout for there?

1. Go to http://www.apple.com/certificateauthority.
   
2. Under Apple Intermediate Certificates, click the link for the intermediate certificate you’re missing.
   
3. A certificate file, with a .cer extension, appears in your Downloads folder.
   
4. Double-click the certificate file to install it in your system keychain.
   

(2016-02-15, 20:46)DanTheMan827 Wrote:

(2016-02-15, 20:43)ATVwaffles Wrote: This seems incredibly lengthy. What should I be on the lookout for there?

To install a missing intermediate certificate

1. Go to http://www.apple.com/certificateauthority.
   
2. Under Apple Intermediate Certificates, click the link for the intermediate certificate you’re missing.
   
3. A certificate file, with a .cer extension, appears in your Downloads folder.
   
4. Double-click the certificate file to install it in your system keychain.
   

You can also drag the certificate into your login keychain

(2016-02-15, 20:49)ATVwaffles Wrote:

(2016-02-15, 20:46)DanTheMan827 Wrote:

(2016-02-15, 20:43)ATVwaffles Wrote: This seems incredibly lengthy. What should I be on the lookout for there?

To install a missing intermediate certificate

1. Go to http://www.apple.com/certificateauthority.
   
2. Under Apple Intermediate Certificates, click the link for the intermediate certificate you’re missing.
   
3. A certificate file, with a .cer extension, appears in your Downloads folder.
   
4. Double-click the certificate file to install it in your system keychain.
   

You can also drag the certificate into your login keychain

Neither is doing anything still get app signing error with it in the list now

1. Choose Xcode > Preferences, and click Accounts at the top of the window.
   
2. Select your team, and click View Details.
   
3. In the dialog that appears, click the Reset button in the Action column for the signing identity you want to revoke and re-create.
   
   
4. In the dialog that appears, click Done.
   

(2016-02-15, 21:00)ATVwaffles Wrote: iOS distribution is greyed out.

iOS signing development says reset and Mac development create

Everything else not an option... Man this is irritating

Tried deleting and re adding my Apple ID same issue

I feel like I'll never be able to update the build of kodi (