provisioning-profile

Is it possible and how to grab that information about profile just from existing *.ipa file? I can give you a direction in this, not sure if it'll actually help: Change the extension of the *.ipa file to *.zip . Un-archive this zip file. The folder contains a *.app file. Open its package contents by right clicking it. Inside, you'll find an embedded.mobileprovision file. EDIT- Since Xcode 6 doesn't show the provisioning profile, I'll extend the answer to still see the details: Change the extension of the embedded.mobileprovision to embedded.txt or just open it with any text editor of choice.

I saw this Chinese company offering a demo for their app/service which is a "ipa" file. You can simply visit a link by your iPhone via Safari and you can install the demo ipa file. The link is right under the iphone app download button. This makes me wonder what stops people from distributing their app this way outside the Apple app store. A legal issue, but technical can-do? And I am also wondering what the provisioning profile they have used is, to generate this ipa file from XCode with such broad capacity of installation. As far as Ad Hoc distribution profile goes, it allows only 100 users,

I know this has been asked and answered multiple times but I'm tearing my hair out as none of the proposed solutions appears to work. I receive the above error, despite having a valid provisioning profile which, as far as I can tell matches the bundle identifier: I've followed the steps in various suggested solutions on this site, including deleting all existing certificates and starting again, as suggested here and here . One thing I have noticed is that the profile doesn't show up in the code signing lists, either for target or project. Can anyone offer any further suggestions? John Starr

I got this error with Xcode 5 when I try to run the app on my device. The executable was signed with invalid entitlement It worked fine with Xcode 4.x. Anyone knows how to get rid of the error? I grappled with this issue for an hour, and finally found a fix. Turned out the Development Team was different in ProjectTarget and ProjectTests. Restarting Xcode was what worked for me. I found out the problem. The app I created on developer.apple.com does not include inter-app-audio. The project entitlements plist file on Xcode has inter-app-audio set to YES (by default). Once I changed the setting on