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<blockquote data-quote="Dubl1n" data-source="post: 1500303" data-attributes="member: 296376">I am new to the forums, so please be patient with me. I am having an issue with an app that we are working on and appreciate any suggestions or assistance.We have multiple build machines that we are running, all but 1 are running 10.8. The other one is running 10.7.4.When we codesign the app on the 10.7.4 system, we have no issues. When we attempt to codesign on the 10.8 systems, we get the error &quot;Timestamp service is not available&quot;. The odd thing is that this only started happening about a couple of weeks ago. I do not believe this is a firewall issue, as I have two machines sitting beside me and are running the codesign from my location (10.7.4 machine and a 10.8 machine).I am running the command: codesign -s &quot;Developer ID Applciation: &lt;company&gt;&quot; /path/to/app. Now I know there is a workaround: --timestamp=none, but that is not what we are looking to use. I would rather fix the issue than just use a workaround, that most people admit is not a good fix. Also xcode is up to date to the latest version on both machines.Again, I appreciate any assistance! D</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dubl1n, post: 1500303, member: 296376"] I am new to the forums, so please be patient with me. I am having an issue with an app that we are working on and appreciate any suggestions or assistance. We have multiple build machines that we are running, all but 1 are running 10.8. The other one is running 10.7.4. When we codesign the app on the 10.7.4 system, we have no issues. When we attempt to codesign on the 10.8 systems, we get the error "Timestamp service is not available". The odd thing is that this only started happening about a couple of weeks ago. I do not believe this is a firewall issue, as I have two machines sitting beside me and are running the codesign from my location (10.7.4 machine and a 10.8 machine). I am running the command: codesign -s "Developer ID Applciation: <company>" /path/to/app. Now I know there is a workaround: --timestamp=none, but that is not what we are looking to use. I would rather fix the issue than just use a workaround, that most people admit is not a good fix. Also xcode is up to date to the latest version on both machines. Again, I appreciate any assistance! D [/QUOTE]

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