diff --git a/admin_manual/enterprise_ios_app/publishing_ios_app_2.rst b/admin_manual/enterprise_ios_app/publishing_ios_app_2.rst index 4257064ac..5fbcadf48 100644 --- a/admin_manual/enterprise_ios_app/publishing_ios_app_2.rst +++ b/admin_manual/enterprise_ios_app/publishing_ios_app_2.rst @@ -7,11 +7,13 @@ Keychain Access. Open Finder, and then open Keychain Access from the Utilities folder. .. figure:: ../images/mac-1.png + :alt: Open Keychain Access from the Utilities folder. Next, open **Keychain Access > Certificate Assistant > Request a Certificate From a Certificate Authority**. .. figure:: ../images/mac-2.png + :alt: Request a Certificate From a Certificate Authority. Enter the email address that you use in your Apple developer account, and enter a common name. The common name can be anything you want, for example a helpful @@ -19,47 +21,62 @@ descriptive name like "ios-mybiz". Check **Saved to disk** and **Let me specify key pair information**, then click **Continue**. .. figure:: ../images/mac-3.png - + :alt: Enter certificate information. + Give your CSR a helpful descriptive name, such as **iosapp.certSigningRequest**, and choose the location to save it on your hard drive, then click **Save**. .. figure:: ../images/mac-4.png + :alt: Give your CSR a helpful descriptive name. In the next window, set the **Key Size** value to **2048 bits** and **Algorithm** to **RSA**, and click **Continue**. This will create and save your certSigningRequest file (CSR) to your hard drive. .. figure:: ../images/mac-5.png + :alt: Set key size and algorithm. -In the next screen your certificate creation is verified, and you can click a +In the next screen your certificate creation is verified. Click a button to view it, or click **Done** to go to the next step. -.. figure:: ../images/mac-6.png +.. figure:: ../images/mac-6.png + :alt: View your new cert, or click Done. You also get a corresponding public and private key pair, which you can see in the **Login > Keys** section of Keychain. -.. figure:: ../images/mac-7.png +.. figure:: ../images/mac-7.png + :alt: View your new public/private key pair. + +Double-click on your new private key to open the Access Control dialog. Check +**Allow all applications to access this item**. + +.. figure:: ../images/mac-8.png + :alt: The Access Control dialog. Now login to the **Member Center** on ``_. Click **Certificates, Identifiers, & Profiles**. .. figure:: ../images/cert-1.png + :alt: Apple developer Member Center. Then click **iOS Apps > Certificates**. .. figure:: ../images/cert-2.png + :alt: Certificates, Identifiers, & Profiles. Next, click the add button (the little plus sign) in the top right corner of the **iOS Certificate** page. .. figure:: ../images/cert-3.png + :alt: Creating a new certificate. Under "What type of certificate do you need?" check **App Store and Ad Hoc**, then click the **Continue** button at the bottom of the page. .. figure:: ../images/cert-4.png + :alt: Select "App Store and Ad Hoc". The next screen, **About Creating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)** has information about creating a CSR in Keychain Access. You already did this, so @@ -67,16 +84,19 @@ go to the next screen. "Add iOS Certificate", to upload the CSR you already created, then click the **Generate** button. .. figure:: ../images/cert-5.png + :alt: Generate your new certificate. Your new certificate is named **ios_distribution.cer**. Download it to your Mac; then find it and double-click on it to install it properly in Keychain. .. figure:: ../images/cert-6.png + :alt: Confirmation and download screen. After installing it, you should see it stored with its corresponding private key in Keychain. .. figure:: ../images/cert-7.png + :alt: View your new certificate in Keychain. Remember to make backups of your keys and certificates and keep them in a safe place. diff --git a/admin_manual/images/mac-8.png b/admin_manual/images/mac-8.png new file mode 100644 index 000000000..3958e61a0 Binary files /dev/null and b/admin_manual/images/mac-8.png differ