apple sandbox push services certificate is not trusted

#Apple sandbox push services certificate is not trusted password#

Finally - several of these steps involve the use of a passphrase.

original aps_development.cer file from apple.

I've tried uploading each of the following: I just can't upload the cert to salesforce.

pem files, and this worked for me, so at a minimum I know I've got good. The tutorial includes instructions for connecting to Apple's sandbox push server using your cert & key. I assume this is what the salesforce docs mean by, 'use OpenSSL to combine this certificate with the private key file, ' however, it says that you'll create a. You then concatenate the two files into a single. pem file, and to convert your certificate to a.

The instructions in the linked tutorial have you use openssl to convert the.

When you export your private key, that generates a.

#Apple sandbox push services certificate is not trusted password#

I've tried to follow the directions in that tutorial, but when I try to upload the cert file, I get the error 'The Apple push certificate or password is invalid.'įirst off, the quote above says you must combine the certificate from apple ( aps_development.cer) with your private key file to create a.

There are no instructions on using OpenSSL, only a reference to this tutorial which is not Salesforce specific. You’ll need this file later to configure your connected app. Next, use OpenSSL to combine this certificate with the private key file to create an appkey.p12 file. In the iOS Developer Member Center, create an ID for your app, then use the CSR file to generate a certificate. I'm trying to configure a connected app to send push notifications, following the instructions in Salesforce Mobile Push Notifications Implementation Guide.