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Certificate should contain "push" keyword
Hi, The apns cert that we are using to send notification doesn't contain"push" keyword for CN. You have a check present for "push" keyword while validating the certificate and there are many others where you check specific strings to be present in the apns cert.
Due to this issue we are not able send notifications because cert validation fails. Please help what we can do here.
Out of curiosity, what does your certificate’s CN say? Please mask out the bundle ID, team ID and anything else that’s sensitive.
On 20 Jun 2018, at 19:52, rohitsahay2000 [email protected] wrote:
Hi, The apns cert that we are using to send notification doesn't contain"push" keyword for CN. You have a check present for "push" keyword while validating the certificate and there are many others where you check specific strings to be present in the apns cert.
Due to this issue we are not able send notifications because cert validation fails. Please help what we can do here.
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That's not the point. All sensitive information is masked out. Why the strings are hardcoded ?
` if (!cn.toLowerCase().contains("push")) { throw new CertificateException("Not a push certificate - " + cn); }
if (production && cn.toLowerCase().contains("apple development ios push services")) {
throw new CertificateEnvironmentMismatchException("Invalid environment for this certificate");
} else if (!production && cn.toLowerCase().contains("apple production ios push services")) {
throw new CertificateEnvironmentMismatchException("Invalid environment for this certificate");
}
`
The certs need not contain the strings that are hardcoded in the cert validation which is being done.
CN is like this: CN=APSP:0226d278-d925-4044-af07-a346da05e2c5/C=IN
As you can see this doesn't contain any strings against which validation is being done. For example: "push", "apple development ios push services","apple production ios push services". Please let us know what we can do to get this working. Would be a great help!!
@rohitsahay2000 Until now, all the certificates issued by Apple have contained those strings. It validates the certificate and ensures that you don't accidentally try to use your developer certificate (which has happened many times in the past).
I'll issue a new certificate for APNs tomorrow and check the CN on it.
any update on this?
I just downloaded a production certificate and it has CN=Apple Development IOS Push Services: myBunldleId
I doubled checked. It is the production certificate and it has development in it.
java.security.cert.CertificateException: Not a push certificate - VoIP Services: com.test.app
at com.clevertap.apns.CertificateUtils.validateCertificate(CertificateUtils.java:135)
at com.clevertap.apns.clients.SyncOkHttpApnsClient.<init>(SyncOkHttpApnsClient.java:131)
at com.clevertap.apns.clients.AsyncOkHttpApnsClient.<init>(AsyncOkHttpApnsClient.java:72)
at com.clevertap.apns.clients.ApnsClientBuilder.build(ApnsClientBuilder.java:170)
VoIP Push certification not working...
It would be great to be able to change behavior with some boolean flag. (include verifying or not)
