I've been reading all the other questions asking about this error and it seems like I've followed their solutions but I'm still having this problem. I removed all the existing provisioning profiles and app ids. I created a new app id that has push enabled. I created a development provisioning profile with push enabled. On the Apple dev site, that provisioning profile has a green "active" indicator next to it. In xcode5, under preferences>accounts, the provisioning profile is listed. Under window>organizer, the provisioning profile appears under my device with the status "valid profile". But the error is still occurring. What am I missing here?
Edit: I want to make it clear that I created my provisioning profile AFTER creating the APNS certificate since that seems to be the most common solution to this.
Of course I figure out what's wrong right after typing a question - the bundle identifier in xcode did not match my appid, and I forgot to update the certificate I uploaded to urban airship after restarting the configuration process.
Looks like you fixed the issue, but I got this issue when I moved to a new machine. Turns out I forgot to bring some certificates from my old machine. I fixed it by importing certificates from old to new.
Steps are:
- Export certs on old machine as .p12.
- Copy them to new machine.
- Double click on file(s) to put them in Keychain Access on new machine.
- In Xcode on your new machine, go to Xcode > Preferences > Accounts, then refresh the provisioning profiles.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21707063/no-valid-aps-environment-entitlement-string-found-for-application-when-trying