CFBundleExecutable not executable

[ElRochito]

Hi all!

I've got an error after resign when I install app on iPad.

"Can't install application
The Info.plist for application at specifies a CFBundleExecutable of , which is not executable"

Someone has encountered it ?

Thanks

[mnespor]

Is a Windows machine involved in your deployment process anywhere? Windows line endings in your provisioning profile or entitlements file can cause behavior like this.

[ElRochito]

Oh no, I work on MacOS! ;-)
I've found an issue but I don't think that is the better solution.
Before "zip" process I run a "chmod plus +" command on executable in Payload/.app/

[mnespor]

That's really interesting. My executables come out of Xcode with mode 755. I've never seen floatsign mess with my modes, but that sounds like what's happening to you.

[GoannaGuy]

I'm not sure if this issue is still of interest to you Juiio, but I would ask is it possible you were running the script on a non-HFS volume? Or perhaps trying to use it on an app bundle that had been extracted or transferred through a process that has removed/mangled the file permissions. I have seen this happen with other projects when a Windows user unzips an archive containing a Mac application and then copies the unzipped folder to a Mac. The files are all there, but the unix file permissions are no longer the same.