Hello, I've started to create applications in htmlcode, with Eclipse and PhoneGap. The problem is that after creating the apk file and trying to load it on Play Store, I get out the words: "Google Play Store does not accept apk signed with certificates issued by Android team. Create a new certificate that is valid for at least 50 years."
How do I resolve this problem? How do I create a.keystore file? What are the steps to do?
Thanks in advance!
that mean I think you have signed your apk with a test signature and play store wont accept it.It needs to be signed with your own certificate which is valid for atleast 20 years.You can use java to create a cert if im not mistaken.You google for the syntax.But im not sure as i havent signed an apk to release it on play store I always test sign it
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Thank you, I'm finally solved the problem
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Actually, there is a way around out it. As it turns out, you could, there is many ways to do it, create a download link to the certificate and click on it from the phone's browser. This will install the certificate.
I was able to email the cert to my hotmail account as an attachment. Once there you can download and install.
Hello,
I've hacked an app by modifying the smali files.
It has been signed by apk multi tool.
The problem is that app uses Google maps (which use a special key mapped to the certificate), and because the signature changed, the app is not able to connect to gmaps anymore.
Does somebody knows a way to keep the previous certificate ?
Thanx
takhama said:
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There is no way to keep the previous certificate, as the certificate leaving is from modifying the apk. This is a security feature of all android devices.
So I used someone else's theme as a template with apktool and created my own theme. Runs great on my phone, everything works. Problem is, when I go to upload it to my apps in the Dev Console, I get the following error:
"Google Play does not accept apks signed with certificates issued by Android team. Create a new certificate that is valid for at least 50 years."
So I tried other methods to sign, such as AndroidSigner. When I used AndroidSigner I am able to upload the APK to the Dev Console but it won't install on my phone (logcat references the first file in the package, which happens to be a font, and complains about signing).
Since I only have an edited apk and not a full project to sign with Eclipse or the like, what are my options?
I mean, the theme is DONE.
Shoot.
Hello,
I've uploaded my first apk to Google Play, made with processing 2.03.
I used this guide to sign: http://www.akeric.com/blog/?p=1352
After a few hours, when the app was visible, when trying to install, I get the "package was not signed correctly".
I'v tried it on another device rather than the one used for testing and I have the same issue.
1. is there a way to test apk's faster? It could take up to 12-24 hours for the new apk to be updated on Google Play, and that's what I have to wait to see if I now signed my apk correctly.
2. can you download the app and see if you get that issue?
3. does it matter what information you input when you create the release key using jdk? I mean, does google check against information you use in your Google Play publisher's account and then gives that error?
4. is there an alternate way of signing my apk? obviously this manual method is no good for a noob.
I am using win 7 64 bit, latest jdk7 at the time of writing, latest android sdk with just api level 10 installed, latest version of apache ant (installed manually).
here's the fix
To anyone having this issue, STOP USING JDK 7 and install JDK 6.
Not only JDK7 outputs some warnings when you sign your apk that "the internets" say they're safe and should work anyway, but they will generate badly signed apks that malfunction when you try to install off google play saying the "package was not signed correctly".
I am trying to troubleshoot an issue with an iwork 8 air tablet where google play store instantly stops working upon launch. It is Android 5.1. I figured I would first update the store to the latest version. However after tons of searching I cannot seem to find a legit download.
I looked on apkmirror.com, which people on the web say is legit, and they claim they verify the signature on all apk's. However my tablet would not accept it, thinking it is from an unknown source. I then uploaded it to apkpure.com's apk signature verification and it did not pass.
I can't seem to find anywhere "official" to download it other than forums, mirror sites. I also can't seem to find a simple way to actually view the signature, view what googles signature is supposed to be, etc. Unsure why this is so hard. On a PC I can right click a signed file and view the certificate details. Can anyone help point me in the right direction how to obtain official google apk's and verify they are indeed official?
Turn on unknown sources in settings security then you can install app from apkmirror which I believe is a reputable site
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OpenGapps
You could also extract the apks from one of the opengapps flashable zips
hxxp://opengapps.org/ (replace xx with tt)
But you have to pay attention that you use the right version for your platform and android version