codesign

I'm working on a QT app for OS X that uses multiple executables. We sign the .app by signing each executable within the .app, then signing the whole .app with the "-f" option. This is the procedure Apple recommended when we contacted them. However, each time our app starts, the user is prompted with a warning that our application wants to connect to the internet. This warning is repeated every time the application is restarted, even if the user chooses to grant it access. Any suggestions for where our process could be going wrong would be useful. For what it's worth, all executables and the

background: we are getting iOS apps ( .ipa ) from external developers ( their apps may be submitted in the appstore ), and they want submit their apps in our internal store just by sending their .ipa to us we are installing apps using ota, by sending plist to our endusers, itms-services://?action=download-manifest&url=[PLIST_URL] i was using some GUI signing tools such as iResign, iOS App Resigner and AppResigner, injecting custom entitlements, injection App Transport Security into info.plist. and when i tried to install apps which are signed by these tools, install popup is shown correctly,

I have a weird issue. Codesign refuses to sign this big project I have, project A, but does signs the other, project B. However, when I have signed project B, it also can sign project A all of a sudden. I am 100% certain I didn't change anything else. The steps I took were: Try to build, sign A - fails on signing Try to build, sign B - succeeds Try to build, sign A - succeeds Transcript: CodeSign build/Debug-iphoneos/CPPlayer.app cd /Users/nick/CPPlayer setenv CODESIGN_ALLOCATE /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/usr/bin/codesign_allocate setenv PATH "/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS

I am trying to do a simple build automation of my iPhone apps with TeamCity, but having this nagging issue.. When I manually pickup and install .app file from the build folder it works great (syncs smoothly with iTunes and I can see the app on my phone) But when I try to zip this with /bin/zip or ditto...then the zipped contents loose the CodeSigning (iTunes says that it cannot install this app because its not signed) I have tried different combinations of these.. ditto -ck --rsrc --keepParent HelloWorld.app HelloWorld.zip Any more ideas? I tried this too but still getting the same error

I haven't been able to find a definition for this error in relation to codesigning. I'm really quite stumped as of what to do. The error occurs when attempting to execute this command line: codesign -s "Developer ID Application: Name (ID)" -fv --deep Application.app/ System: XCode 6.2 on Yosemite 10.10.3 I've reinstalled XCode, still without any luck. This is for a desktop application. Apologies if this is a silly question! A solution I found on the Apple forum worked for me: first, run the following command to find your identity's hex ID: $ security find-identity -v 1)