Certificate has expired ?
When am running my old apps in simulator and ios device am getting below error.
When I run the newly created sample apps in simulator it is working fine without any problem.
How to resolve it.
*{color:#333333}Error{color}:*
{color:#333333}[ERROR]{color} : certificate has expired
2017-10-14T05:46:30.298Z | TRACE | titanium exited with exit code 100
2017-10-14T05:46:30.299Z | ERROR | Error: ti run exited with error code 100
at ChildProcess.
(/Users/balakrishna/.appcelerator/install/5.1.0/package/node_modules/appc-cli-titanium/plugins/run.js:92:66)
at ChildProcess.emit (events.js:110:17)
at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (child_process.js:1074:12)
2017-10-14T05:46:30.300Z | TRACE | Sending exit signal to titanium process: 2240
Hello, Is the project created with the same Appcelerator user id? Try running the project through terminal "appc run -p ios -l trace" and send the trace log. Thanks.
Hi Sharif AbuDarda, The projects are created with same Appcelerator user id. Here am sending log: appc run -p ios -l trace {color:#d04437}[INFO] {color} [INFO] Alloy compiled in 19.65782s [INFO] Alloy compiler completed successfully {color:#d04437}[TRACE] {color}offline build file /var/folders/7j/qj0bhgfn3cl6pxj7b02jp34r0000gp/T/buil d-f73ed7dc53965365121f736e0e2a5304a8b271cb.json [TRACE] online 1 [TRACE] sending request {"json":{"username":"chani4219@gmail.com","session":"dbf 32d58fc1948679d458a3ab012d195a5368b9e 4ISavCoazTZznumoLsKwFm76ioQjrVznNkZEHfSFdE Hez8yV58biGblZIKyUSyWh5pmOo/yJ1n8cLshKZ5dXn6SBC6v9WNxpn0R5jb5NZfm4YAa9/ETqjyPBIY DIhCnvbiFbTjT9rH2wBk3O7VONwc3pv+OBJo2JnHFX1dOByGvLWrehmXlwvJkVDZESmXugnYi3jBFsgX cGGw+jJ96tg7hGQkCurfu28GJ5b2VQp5FErl5SOy6IWxfmohncPcBV25wIWtj4dpWyd0zr+XZAxiwkia 6UtMjYqcCw1mBm6JtVtgE1U/KoVt4QCdxysssV1qHdimweCHkN/a+xB0iS5uStNNCVLLuqRqLyia6+ZJ xaiyKSMWKkfUz84m9jYSLQrQq3IC5uTrgFd2UkK9R5wvVtIpEQ02kwZdMhetAIb9vDro9FbJfLByx7dH RAbcR2oq3jcaZH+JDkHwmI6R4DDA6/Ud+VyaUH2x3+XBZ8pYVOPzN3dPeg7gQgkw3z7NMrpm+5Qx9n6i IbQ1tGs2KBjeW8nZrvbSnPl2x+KmlHNLSx6M+gWGudboN6d0Yh+4UFegakQ9iF/apHOXn+yVF9QChBoS 4pALUv5g1+VR7fji/V44HypXXFEBaLiPBIDEPBMCym/K5mdd5GMR+Lii/TONntb9jwCgIXImrmqu4HCb m3kIVP9KOPY8GPr4UfnibmCUWyKh+RCgZkTyOkEkAKdZDE6+yPjt7PzbQ0B6DbhDmH7eGudFtKbuBZjY fs2rVxw8LbZzi2oNIVNf/br5Uz4Q==","ipaddress":"192.168.1.59","fingerprint":"371108 06111fc6c5c4f1f2bf3d47385a09e9b4f2","fingerprint_description":"Mac OSX Serial Nu mber: C02QP3J2FVH3","guid":"ef591d84-693d-4e13-9777-a770319cb473","appid":"com.i tyug.beautybooking","name":"BeautyBooking2016","org_id":100020640,"deploytype":" development","tiappxml":"\n
\nti.alloy \n \n
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Hi [~chanakya] I beleive this issue should be resolved now. However, appc cli 5.1.0 is over 1 year old now so I would recommend you upgrade if possible (the latest is 6.2.4), please note that this upgrade will bump the Alloy version from 1.7.X to 1.9.X
Hello, To update the CLI run "appc setup". Thanks.