ERROR: The binary you uploaded was invalid.
I'm ready to submit app the AppStore and I'm getting this error when I try to upload my [AppName].app.zip to iTunes Connect:
The binary you uploaded was invalid. The signature was invalid, or it was not signed with an Apple submission certificate.
i have looked through all the questions already on here and nothing has solved it.
i am building with the distribution certificate and profile.
i have a 57x57 png icon named "Icon.png",
i have a 29x29 png icon named "Icon-Small.png",
i have a 320x480 png image named "Default.png" for the splash screen
..all of which are in the Resources/iphone directory.
- xCode 3.2.2
- iPhone SDK 3.1
- Titanium Developer 1.2.1
- Titanium Mobile SDK 1.2
i can't work out what is going wrong here!
help, anyone, please…
thanks
sam
3 Answers
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Accepted Answer
I actually had a similar issue, I purchased a New MacBook Pro, and just exported and imported them to the new machine from the old and the submission failed
I actually had to Revoke the certs and redo them for my new machine, then recompile the code with TI. See the how to tab on generating a new Generating a Certificate Signing Request in Provisioning Portal.
Its worth a try.
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Hi Sam, one time i had problem with binary upload and turned out it's really the certificate issue. I built app using other developer account, and no matter what i did, it won't not pass the store. Of course, their error message is no better than Winblow BSD, it could be anything!!
I was able to rebuild and submitted the app on that developer station and it passed on the first upload. Later, i had his personal certificate exported and imported to my workstation and it's all good.
Hope that may relate to yours.
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I actually had a similar issue, I purchased a New MacBook Pro, and just exported and imported them to the new machine from the old and the submission failed
I actually had to Revoke the certs and redo them for my new machine, then recompile the code with TI. See the how to tab on generating a new Generating a Certificate Signing Request in Provisioning Portal.
Its worth a try.