0
votes

I'm using XCode 5, iOS 7.0.6, iPhone 5S

My company is trying to deploy a test inhouse app with the enterprise program (not the actual app, we just want to try figuring out the deployment). I have been invited as a member to the enterprise program, and I requested a development certificate through XCode.

In the Build Settings, I have:

Code Signing Identity -> iPhone Developer: ...
Provisioning Profile -> iOS Team Provisioning Profile: * (Wildcard)

It builds and archives fine, but when I tried installing the app, I received an error "The executable was signed with invalid entitlements." After googling, I followed the suggestions to toggle a setting in the Capabilities tab. I clean, build, archive again, and this time, I'm getting the error "A valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found." Am I setting the code signing/provisioning profile incorrectly? Those are the only ones I have access to.

I am unclear of Developer Certificate vs Distribution Certificate; do I need a Distribution Certificate to install the app on devices?

Note: I'm trying to install the app through Apple Configurator, since that's how we want to deploy the app to employee devices.

1
Unfortunately, not valid as he is using iOS 7.0.6 and the linked answer states that solution is for 7.1 - Matthew Hallatt
@Fogmeister As Matthew Hallatt said, I'm on 7.0.6 instead of 7.1, and, I'm trying to install the app via Apple Configurator instead of AdHoc. I'm getting the errors I mentioned from Configurator. - dee
Ah, sorry, close vote retracted. - Fogmeister

1 Answers

0
votes

You need a Distribution Certificate if you want to install it Ad hoc.