ExitCode 128 on IOS Install package

ExitCode 128 on IOS Install package

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  • #32325
    MICHEL BELANGER
    Participant

      Thats weird because this certificate is valid with the other automation testing tool we use. (I don’t want to say the name 😉 )

      #32326
      Valentin ZAP
      Keymaster

        Hello Michel!

        I understand, but the different tool can do different staff. ZAPTEST is strict to the certificate and does full package signing process. As an additional check, take a look into your provision file and check the ProvisionedDevices. This dictionary should contain your device UDID.

        Does it contain?

        Thank you,
        ZAPTEST Team

        #32327
        MICHEL BELANGER
        Participant

          there is

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          #32328
          Valentin ZAP
          Keymaster

            Hello Michel!

            It’s great! Could you try to install this package by providing all certificates: https://www.zaptest.com/user-zone/downloads/item/148-zapbrowser

            Do you get the same error?

            PS. Can you test the “installation process” on other devices?

            Thank you,
            ZAPTEST Team

            #32329
            MICHEL BELANGER
            Participant

              I don’t understand…
              If I try to install zapbrowser, the browse button is disabled
              I’m not sure what I’m doing Because it does not make sense to install your application with my certificate ?!
              but anyways both not working

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              #32331
              Valentin ZAP
              Keymaster

                Hello Michel!

                When you select install browser icon, ZAPTEST provides default path for the inbuilt Browser application, which is always correct (It generates automatically in the temporary directory).

                You have to provide your certificates for the full automation process. In the latest versions, Apple has prohibited remote execution of an application in case of using non-developer certificates.

                You could install the browser (I sent a link in a previous message) without certificates by checking the checkbox “Package already contains ZAP Agent”. But this way, you have to launch this application manually and accept ZAPTEST certificates (Enterprise Distribution).

                Regarding your current issue – how did you create your certificate, p12 container? Does it contain the only certificate?

                Thank you,
                ZAPTEST Team

                #32333
                MICHEL BELANGER
                Participant

                  It try by checking the checkbox “Package already contains ZAP Agent”, and here the ExitCode 128
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                  #32334
                  MICHEL BELANGER
                  Participant

                    about “how did you create your certificate, p12 container? Does it contain the only certificate?”…
                    I do not know how our apple developer proceeds. I know it uses xcode. I will look with him.

                    #32335
                    MICHEL BELANGER
                    Participant

                      We made several different configurations, without success! 🙁

                      #32336
                      MICHEL BELANGER
                      Participant

                        Not sure what exactly solved the problem but we used the Apple developer program instead of the enterprise one and we switched to a wildcard provisioning profile. And now is working ! :woohoo:

                        #32343
                        Valentin ZAP
                        Keymaster

                          Hello Michel!

                          Yes, with the latest iOS updates you have to use developer certificate only. iOS has improved security.

                          Thank you,
                          ZAPTEST Team

                          #32346
                          MICHEL BELANGER
                          Participant

                            Yes, you’re right … the problem was that you do not yet support Enterprise certificate. However, we found workaround with Developer certificate, like you said 🙂

                            Let me know when you will be compatible with Enterprise certificate 🙂

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