entitlements are not valid error

[mrscot]

After resigning my app, i-tunes won't let me install my app and gives me a "...entitlements are not valid" error. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong here?
After reading all the directions from this site, I'm under the impression that after running the resign.sh script, it should create a myApp.app folder. If this is true, it not working for me. It looks like the 40cc7f957990 app (no file extensions) from the mobile suite does not change.
I've had success in running and loading apps that I've created in Xcode 4 in the past. I feel like I'm missing something here trying to load my vbulleting mobile suite app.
Thanks

[SteveLV702]

did you create a adhoc provisioning profile and sign it with that? and then import the app and the adhoc provisioning profile into iTunes?

here is a how-to for installing your app on your phone https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/show...on-your-iPhone

[mrscot]

Yes.
When you say import, I'm assuming drag and drop the app into i-Tunes.
When the app is resigned, is it given a file extension or anything? How do I know that anything was done to the app (other than the word "successful in the terminal")? Are other files created along with it?
I know once I figure this out I'll be laughing at myself
Thanks

[SteveLV702]

no app is not given a an extension and yes 1 file should be created the file is entitlement

[mrscot]

no app is not given a an extension and yes 1 file should be created the file is entitlement

I have the original entitlements.template file, you're saying it should be creating another entitlements file? What is it called or what extension should it have? What do I do with newly created entitlements file?
This is not mentioned in the "how-to" install link given above.

[SteveLV702]

I don't know without resigning one again so I can see... and what do you do with the newly created file not a thing....... the only thing you do anything with when installing on your own phone is the app file and then the adhoc provisioning file...

when submitting to store you compress/zip the app file and submit the .zip file to apple....

[mrscot]

This is a thought (maybe a dumb one), are you supposed to sign your app with a app store distribution provisioning profile first then resign with a ad hoc distribution provisioning profile? Or does it matter. At this point I'm mainly intrested in testing the app on my i-touch.Thanks

[SteveLV702]

doesn't matter which order just don't sign app with one and then resign the same app file again with the other.... before sign copy it so have to copies......