Invalid APP mounting certificate: solution, invalid app mounting Certificate

Invalid APP mounting certificate: solution, invalid app mounting Certificate
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Problem description: an error is reported when an app audit application is submitted to the AppStore. After checking the certificate, many certificates show that "The issuer of this certificate is invalid"

 

Cause

The System Certificate "WWDR Certificate" (Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority) expired on April 9, February 14, 2016. You need to update this system Certificate

Solution:

1. Click this link to download and install the https://developer.apple.com/certificationauthority/AppleWWDRCA.cer's new "WWDR Certificate" Certificate.

2. Open the key string. On the navigation bar, selectDisplay-Display expired certificates, and then delete expired certificates


Delete expired certificate
  OK！Submission Successful!!!
  ? There is another solution to this problem: the certificate trust permission is changed, but it is not feasible after the test.

When a problem occurs, the system always responds first. "I have never done anything." This subjective idea makes troubleshooting more difficult.

Error after upload, "error itms-9000 the bundle at bundle path is not signed using an apple submission certificate"

Recently, due to some reasons, I reset the keychain. At that time, the applied CertificateSigningRequest. certSigningRequest file was invalid. I suspect it was a certificate issue.
Then all the certificates were re-submitted. The problem persists.

Next, use the release certificate to Package A. app, for example, AppName. app.
Then use the command line to check the certificate

$codesign -vvvv AppName.appAppName.app: CSSMERR_TP_NOT_TRUSTED

OK, and finally found the clear error code. Google found that the certificate "Apple Woldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority" was missing.

Check the keychain and find that the certificate exists. I changed the certificate trust permission when I was tossing it up, and then there was a problem.

Change "use this certificate" back to "use system default"

Compile again and check the certificate

$codesign -vvvv AppName.appAppName.app: valid on diskAppName.app: satisfies its Designated Requirement

OK. The problem is removed.