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Reinstall iPhone Code Signing Certificates After Installing a New Leopard

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  • The small iPhone developer even has a (tiny) app in the App Store, so I already started the code signing process.
  • An appropriate backup of my cryptographic certificates has been performed (as described in the section "Saving the secret key and transferring to other systems" iPhone Developers Program Guide for the standard software portal ). I even have the previous full disk image, if necessary.
  • Complete reinstallation of Leopard.
  • I installed my private key from the .p12 files created during the backup process and my development certificate (reloaded from the "Current Development Certificates" section of my iPhone developer portal).

IPhone developers who went through the same process: Can I use my old certificates, or must I go through all or part of the process of creating a secret key, CSR and cert? If so, what are the steps to correctly reinstalling my certificates so that Xcode recognizes them (and I can return to my true goals again - testing on my iPhone hardware)?

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You need provisioning profiles, and that should be so. But I emphasize that I should, because it is not easy for me to return him to work. I suspect that access to Keychain Access is a mistake (but don’t quote me, I can’t prove it).

Some copy-keys-and-certificates-restart-xcode-reboot-device-madness operations later just worked for no apparent reason. After a clean installation, you can definitely use old keys, certificates, and profiles.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1286248/

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