Solution: cocould not retrieve certificate chain from keystore; that is, how to export your iOS developer certificate from Mac

Thank you! kid_ikarios

Of course, maybe he never knows that someone wants to thank him.

 

After a long time of hard work, various searches could not find the results. Adobe official Article (because I developed it using flash builder:

Http://help.adobe.com/zh_CN/as3/iphone/WS144092a96ffef7cc-371badff126abc17b1f-7fff.html

I cannot understand it.

 

I installed mac on a virtual machine, and then applied for the certificate (because I felt that it was more reliable to install a virtual machine than OpenSSL on Windows ).

Search for the certificate application online.

 

And then from:

Https://developer.apple.com/account/ios/certificate/certificateList.action? Type = Development

Download your certificate (Name: ios_development.cer)

 

Next (copy from Adobe, but what he said, I can't understand it at all. I added a picture ):

1. Open the key string to access the application (in the application/utility folder ).

2. If you have not added the certificate to the key string, select File> Import ". Then browse the Certificate file (ios_development.cer file) You obtained from Apple ).

3. Select a key category for key string access.

This step is important, otherwise it will report: cocould not retrieve certificate chain from keystore

You must first click the key under "type" in the lower left, so that there is a small arrow in front of the "dedicated key" (used to Windows, this secret setting is really pitfall !), I used to see the small arrow in my article, but I haven't seen it yet. Now I finally saw it.

4. Select the private key associated with the iPhone development certificate.

(Step 3)

5. Select "file"> "Export Project ".

6. Save your key in. p12 format.

(Actually only. p12 can be used.) Well, you have p12.

7. The system will prompt you to create a password required to try to import the key on another computer.

You will be asked to enter the password twice and your Mac login password. OK.