Invalid permissions for iOS SDK 4.1

Question

Since upgrading to 4.1 SDK, my rights are no longer valid when users try to install Ad-Hoc assemblies. We initially solved this problem a long time ago by adding the Entitlements.plist file with the key get-task-allow = false to the project.

I don’t think I’ve changed anything in the project configuration except updating the Base SDK to "iOS Device 4.1". I also tried deleting and creating a new rights file with no luck.

Answer 1

Here is a screenshot of the working file rights:

The key Code Signing Entitlementsin the project settings should be empty.

Answer 2

, Target Project.

"Signer is not valid" iTunes, Mac. , .

, " " → , debug/release/ad hoc, , , Project (target: debug as project: debug ..), , "" → - >

, ... . .:)

Answer 3

Ad Hoc . , , , , .

Answer 4

, true. , .

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Answer 5

Mucho Frustrationado ( ) !:)

, Nicki!

, , 3GS, , , , . Debug , , ( Default.png), . :

: 532. : 532. . .

Quattreire Entitlements , , ( Keychain Access) Provisioning Profiles, Developer Certificate ., , Project Target Build.

, Code Signing , . , "gremlin" (, , , , ) , ( SDK, ) Project and Target Build, ( , , Xcode ), , .

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-Jei.

Answer 6

Code signing rights are no longer needed for special builds in Xcode 4 - see note details in Apple Technical Note TN2250