+16I have a OS Developer account, but can't seem to sign the packages. Well, let me say that the P12 file I gave it seemed to take ok, but when I download the package it says that it's damaged and wants to trash it. So I'm not doing something right.
Does anyone have steps to get it working? I went into developer.apple.com and created a installer ceritifcate. I then installed that certifcate in my keychain and exported the P12 of that. Am I missing something?
+9Hi Roie,
This thread on JAMF Nation from a while back has some useful links:
https://jamfnation.jamfsoftware.com/discussion.html?id=6036
Hope this helps!
Jeff
+5Roie - did you fix this issue? I know this is an old post. But i have the same issue. Right now i just want to revert back without the cert. So i removed it, but everytime i do an enroll via url the package is damaged and wants to be trashed. any ideas how i can revert back? I already removed the cert and unchecked the box.
+12You need to make sure you are the agent of the account to be able to request the correct cert.
Are you using user initiated enrollment or using a recon-generated quickadd?
+5@Simmo - I am using user initiated enrollment. This issue occured after i removed the cert and made the settings how it was originally. The sign quickadd package box was checked and thats where i added the cert. I removed and want to revert back.
Now when we enroll via url i get the "QuickAdd.pkg is damaged and can't be opened" message.
+12Seems like the certificate has gotten stuck.
I'd try disabling user initiated enrollment and re-enabling it, or try uploading a different cert in place of the one you have in there then unchecking the sign quickadd checkbox again.
Otherwise you may need to contact JAMF Support on that one.
+5Thats what i was thinking. The cert seems to be stuck somehow. Ill go ahead and try what you suggested.
Thanks!
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