Re: Xcode fails to launch my app, permission denied
Re: Xcode fails to launch my app, permission denied
- Subject: Re: Xcode fails to launch my app, permission denied
- From: Rick Mann <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2013 14:40:53 -0700
Clue at bottom of this message.
On Apr 19, 2013, at 14:20 , Alex Zavatone <email@hidden> wrote:
> But were you on 10.8.3 before? You still haven't told us that. If it's the same OS you had before, then that's one thing to rule out. If it's not, then that's important to know.
Yes, it was 10.8.3 (as stated in the last email).
> Can you build to a device? Check to make sure that your developer and distro certs and your private/public key is in your keychain.
Yes, as stated in the last email.
> If this is happing right after you switched to the new Mac, then that's suspect.
iOS development seems unhindered. It's only when I tried to build my OS X app that it started to happen.
> If you use Google to search for "export your private key" for Xcode development, I'm sure you'll find lots of guides explaining the details. You should easily be able to rule out if this is the case.
Xcode reports my Mac Team Provisioning Profile as valid, and that's the one currently being used to sign my app.
Console.app is reporting some things:
4/19/13 2:28:00.660 PM taskgated[66252]: unable to retrieve provisioning profiles
4/19/13 2:28:00.660 PM taskgated[66252]: killed com.latencyzero.MyApp[pid 66596] because its use of the com.apple.developer.ubiquity-kvstore-identifier entitlement is not allowed
As is typical, logging doesn't give enough information (what profile is it trying to retrieve? What about it failed? Is the file missing?)
Clue
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Anyway, I just noticed something: I have a com.apple.ubiquity.ssl-cert that expired April 8th. It may have nothing to do with the new machine, just that I got it around the same time this cert expired. Thing is, I was working on an iOS app that used ubiquity (KVS), and it might be for that.
I have another ubiquity cert with a different UUID that is not expired, but I've had two different apps that use KVS. I can't tell which of these certs goes to which app, so I can't exactly tell what's going on.
Since the provisioning profile is the Mac Team (*) profile, I don't know how to do anything specific to it (it can't be edited in the portal). I have NO Mac app IDs (other than the wildcard), so it was working with the wildcard before.
Still not sure how to fix, but I think I'm closer to understanding the problem.
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Rick
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