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You can do this from within Xcode.
From the Organiser, on the devices tab, you can export your developer profile to a file which you can then import into Xcode on another computer.
The step by step process is explained in ...
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A report on forums.macrumors.com seems to be fairly similar to yours. This happens as well in Safari 5.1 and is very recent.
The solution was to delete:
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.plist
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Currently this is how the Apple Configurator works - it doesn't have a provision to load a certificate but instead generates self-signed ones automatically. If I run across a way to hack this, I'll link it here, but if you need profiles to arrive with a signed certificate look into Lion server or another MDM solution.
In practice - you only see the ...
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It took me a minute to find what he was talking about but near the right corner of the message toolbar you will see an icon that looks like a burst with a checkmark. Click this and it will turn to a burst with an x. Here is a screen shot.
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If You want to change set of system root certificates, they are in /System/Library/Keychains/.
Example of using security there is in this answer to similar question.
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You can script keychain events from the command line with the security command. On Lion and earlier, the worst that will happen if you delete all the system roots is you won't be able to run software update or use iTunes and other applications that interface with secure web services.
It might be easier just to make a keychain file you like and shove that in ...
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Yes the installed certificates are valid, however I would advise updating to the latest version of Leopard and make sure that the compromised Diginotar certificates are uninstalled: This link at ps Enable provides an easy method for this.
On Root Certificates, they are by their nature long lived since they are the "Master" certificates and having them ...
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You need to export your private key from Key Chain access of Mac OSX in which certificates are running successfully or from which developer certificate made and download certificates from Apple Developer Portal, it will work as it works for me.
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It looks like the profile and associated certificate never made it to your phone. If they had, as you note, you would see them in "Settings - General - Profile."
Most likely you attempted to enroll, but there was a network issue (flakey network, blocked ports, problem with the server) which prevented the task from succeeding. SCEP, the protocol which ...
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Did you perhaps upgrade from an earlier version of OS X? Apparently this error is benign:
The X509Anchors keychain is harmless and can be left in place. If you do not use any third-party software that requires this keychain, it can be deleted.
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