This error indicates the identity of the signature, not the provision. There are probably one or more of the following errors on your Mac:
- There is no certificate (signature) that can be used with this provision
- The previous certificate has expired and cannot be used now
- There is a certificate, but it does not have a private key
Open Keychain.app and look in the menu "Certificates". You should have something like:
iPhone Distribution: My Name
He may also say iPhone Developer , depending on the type of certificate. If you see the one you expect to work with this provision, check that it is.) Expired. It will be red, and they say that it has expired. b) has a public and private key. You must be able to expand it to see both.
If any of these problems is a problem, you will have to recreate the new signing identifier (certificate) from http://developer.apple.com (go to Member Center → Certificates). Then you need to edit this position to work for this newly created certificate and re-upload it. After downloading both new files, click them to open them, and then check Keychain.app again and check. After that, you can select VS (Restart VS) in the Signing Identity menu, and then the correct position will be selected.
Hope this helps!
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