For Mac Signing You Do Not Need To Specify The Verifier Key Separately

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To view the modulus of the RSA public key in a certificate: openssl x509 -modulus -noout -in myserver.crt openssl md5. If the first commands shows any errors, or if the modulus of the public key in the certificate and the modulus of the private key do not exactly match, then you're not using the correct private key. Apr 08, 2017  No valid signing keys found in Keychain 1066 Views 2 Replies. It says i need to request a code signing certificate. How can i do this? 9 (15,445 points) KMT Apr 8, 2017 2:29 PM (in response to stanovby) 'Keychain' is mac/macOS centric. You'll need to ask XU for help with their workflow. This helped me.

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  • USForum Administrator, Xamarin TeamXamurai

    @RobV,

    Check out this section of the documentation and see if that answers any questions you might have.

    TLDR: Build your application as Debug, and target the iOS Simulator, not Release and not iOS Device.

  • Hello
    you need to belong to the Apple Developer program and have downloaded your .p12 cert and provisioning profile from the portal. There's instructions in the docs here to do this.

    Then in the 'options' for your project, you need to select your 'development certificate' for which to sign your ipa with.

    You should be able to just use the ios simulator to avoid all of this if you currently don't belong to the apple developer program and want to try the programs out.

    thanks!

  • Ok thanks!. So I'll:

    1) Join the Apple Dev Program in order to deploy to my iPhone or use the XCode Emulator.
    2) Download the p12 Cert from the Xamarin Portal
    3) Download the Provisioning Profile from the Xamarin Portal
    4) Select my 'Development Cert' from the Xamarin Studio Project 'Options'

    Stay tuned..

  • I have resetted my Mac Book pro keychain and I encounter this issue. @JohnMiller is refering to the proper post, you have to go in XCode preference and log back in your Apple ID. As explained here : http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/ios/getting_started/installation/device_provisioning/

    Thank you

  • Actually I had to do a bit more, I needed to revoke my developer certificate because the private key was missing. So I had to create a new one.

  • Go to Solution Option --> iOS Bundle Signing and remove Entitlements.plist from
    Custom Entitlements

  • Thank you Michelangelo Franco, solved the problem for me.

  • @MichelangeloFranco , thank you. Removing the Entitlements.plist worked for me too.

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commented Sep 29, 2016

JwtAccessTokenConverter.afterPropertiesSet thrown unecpected exception.

My application.properties contains:
security.oauth2.resource.jwt.key-value: '${JWT_SIGN_KEY:password}'

When I run my application without setting JWT_SIGN_KEY env everything works fine.
But when I set JWT_SIGN_KEY env before I run my application then exception is thrown during spring initialization:

My ResourceServiceConfig:

My application class is annotated by @SpringBootApplication, @EnableAspectJAutoProxy, @EnableResourceServer

closed this Apr 12, 2019

commented Apr 12, 2019

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