[❌ ] Failed to sign Snapchat.app with entitlements.xml. Check tweakpatcher.log for more information.

[ToothyArmy]

This comes up every time I try for the first time on an Apple ID. Then every time After it doesn't even try to download.

[liudayu]

Can you also show us the tweakpatcher.log file?

[Unknown-iOS]

tweakpatcher.log.zip This would help you.

[Defying]

post your tweakpatcher.log

@Unknown-iOS don't run the patcher with BUNDLE_ID at the end. that argument is for using an already existing provisioning profile (which BUNDLE_ID obviously doesn't exist)

[Unknown-iOS]

@Defying even if i don't run BUNDLE_ID i get the entitlememnts.xml error.

[Defying]

@Unknown-iOS post your tweakpatcher.log without the BUNDLE_ID

[ToothyArmy]

I am going to try again, I did not mean to use the BUNDLE_ID

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[ToothyArmy]

Every since the first time I tried it, it has come up with this message. https://gyazo.com/1e5434a18657b7cc154c7647df7099a8

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I am going to try again, I did not mean to use the BUNDLE_ID

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[ToothyArmy]

http://pastebin.com/vqvib5Jr There is the tweakpatcher.log

[Defying]

@ToothyArmy have you pressed "Reset" on that Xcode error?

that should fix your issue. looking at your log, it can't find the cert

[ToothyArmy]

Yes, I have pressed Fix Issue many times.

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[ToothyArmy]

I have clicked reset a few times, then it makes a new cert but the expiration date is the exact time that I clicked reset so I am not able to click Fix Issue after I click reset.

[HelpMepleaseSir]

i have the same error but im not sure how to fix it !!!

[HelpMepleaseSir]

tweakpatcher.log.zip That is my log if anyone can help

[ArdieWijaya]

i have the same error! here's my log

tweakpatcher.log.zip

[Defying]

@ArdieWijaya try the experimental version linked above your post

[ArdieWijaya]

@Defying that still doesn't work! here's my new log from the experimental version tweakpatcher.log.zip

[Defying]

@ArdieWijaya can you post the output of ls .temp/Payload?

[ArdieWijaya]

@Defying how to do that?

[Defying]

@ArdieWijaya type that into Terminal while you're in the TweakPatcher directory

[ArdieWijaya]

@Defying here's the result

[Defying]

@ArdieWijaya looking at your log again, it looks like it's being caused by a certificate issue, not the patcher script

try this:

1. Open "Keychain Access" on your Mac
2. Select "My Certificates" under "Category"
3. Delete any certificates beginning with "iPhone Developer"
4. Make a new project in Xcode
5. Press "Fix Issue". It will regenerate a new certificate.
6. Try running the patcher again.

[ArdieWijaya]

@Defying i still can't fix it

[Defying]

@ArdieWijaya what do you mean?

[ToothyArmy]

I will try it.

[ArdieWijaya]

@Defying i've tried to open keychain access, but still it doesn't work

[Defying]

@ArdieWijaya were you able to regenerate the certificate in Xcode?

[ToothyArmy]

This message still comes up. Yes I have clicked reset but then it creates a certificate that is set to expire the exact date of Today. So I go into KeyChain access and remove that certificate then I do it again and it does the same thing.

https://gyazo.com/410a820b34a58f450c292f95159f408b

[ArdieWijaya]

@Defying yes i was able to regenerate it, then i've tried with the experimental version, and still doesn't work

[Defying]

@ToothyArmy the "iPhone Developer" certificate it generates shouldn't expire until 2017..

something is likely wrong with your Xcode/Apple ID.

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@ArdieWijaya what's the expiration date on the new certificate it generates?

[ToothyArmy]

I have an Idea hope this works!

[ToothyArmy]

All I had to do was reset the certificate then close Xcode then open it again and redo the Xcode part.

[ToothyArmy]

Yes! It worked!

[ToothyArmy]

The Disable Screenshot Log does not work.

[ToothyArmy]

Once you reset your certificate redo the whole process and it should work.

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@ToothyArmy the "iPhone Developer" certificate it generates shouldn't expire until 2017..

something is likely wrong with your Xcode/Apple ID.

@ArdieWijaya what's the expiration date on the new certificate it generates?

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[ArdieWijaya]

@Defying April 10, 2017

[ToothyArmy]

@ArdieWijaya once you reset your certificate, restart the whole process and it should work. That is what I did and it worked.

[jordanotsuji]

tweakpatcher.log.zip please help me fix my problem. [❌ ] Failed to install Snapchat.ipa to iOS device. Check tweakpatcher.log for more information. @Defying

[Jwiggiff]

I had this same problem but I fixed it. When you make the Xcode project at the top after you select your device make sure the bar at the top fully loads then it worked for me

[AbsenteBill]

I've tried 3 times and I still have the same problem what do I do?

[ToothArmy]

@AbsenteBill what is the problem you are having?

[assentricattitude]

this is how i fixed it, when you go to keychain access, when your iphone is connected, head over to certificates. you will see 4 certificates, take not off them all then proceed to delete them. how ever you will notice that one certificate will come back, do not delete that certificate, instead go back to xcode and it set it up again and you will still see the "fix issue" button still there. the only difference is that this time instead of prompting you to reset the original certificates, it is aware of that one certificate so it lets you go right on through. you should have no issues what so ever now. if you need me to send my log just ask

[len2307]

send log please

[cthulhu91]

Still having a tough time getting past this... tweakpatcher.log.zip

[Defying]

@cthulhu91 you're missing your iPhone Developer certificate:

[✒️ ] Codesigning .dylib dependencies with certificate ""
: no identity found
: no identity found
: no identity found
: no identity found
: no identity found
: no identity found
: no identity found
: no identity found
: no identity found

[hooplaa]

I get the same message here is my log

tweakpatcher.log.zip

[hooplaa]

also when the error pops up i get an email saying my iOS Development certificate has been revoked

[ToothyArmy]

I got that too but it didn't change anything I just had to reset my certificate

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also when the error pops up i get an email saying my iOS Development certificate has been revoked

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[hooplaa]

@ToothyArmy how do you reset it?

[hooplaa]

nvm i just restarted my mac and it worked

[Ohhmyswag]

i got same error. my certificate is valid and i try all helpmeet please tweakpatcher.txt