IPhone certificate and security ... etc. on a new Mac machine?

I had an older mac mini that I used to enroll certificates etc. I never got to the scene to actually use them as I only tested on the iPhone simulator.

Today I have a new mac mini and I am trying to deploy it to a device. Are there any bugs I have lost with this new mac mini?

When I build and upgrade to device 3.0 I get an error. "Code point error: ID 'iPhone Developer:' does not match any valid certificate / private key pair in the default key."

And indeed, when I go to a key app with an access chain, I see that my keys do not have a certificate associated with it (even I thought I had the "iPhone Developer:" certificate.

Any understanding of this completely for a complex process would help me. Thank!

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There is a new feature in X-Code 3.2 that will make this easier.

  • On your old computer, in X-code, go to the Organizer window.
  • Click "Developer Profile" in the left panel. Then click "Export Developer Profile" in the right pane.
  • Save the file and transfer it to your new computer.
  • On your new computer, in X-Code, go to the Organizer window.
  • Click "Developer Profile" in the left pane, then click "Import Developer Profile" in the right pane.
  • Select the file and everything should work well. At least it worked for me.


I think this transfers the private key, sets up the public key and the required certificates. I don't know if this helps with the distribution credentials.

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