“Account Locked”

Hello all,A client has requested that I take on the development of their app, which is distributed internally. The app was peviously developed by an agency, with whom I have no connection. So, I'm just trying to understand the scope of the issue and my options - here are my current thoughts....I don't have access to the certificates/profiles that have been used to build the app, therefore I would need to change the bundle ID and create a new App ID. The app has push notifications enabled so changing the bundle ID would have consequences (ie. as soon as I change the bundle ID, and by extension the App ID, any new builds will be incompatible with pre-existing installations of the app). Therefore, the process would involve creating a new App ID and provisioning profile, creating new SSL certificates for the APNS integration, installing all of the new certificates and rebuilding the application. As I noted above, as soon as we start using the new SSL certificates, any pre-existing installations will stop respondi

Your account already has a valid iOS distribution certification in the member centre,but it is not installed locally,if your signing identity is installed an another mac.

I have a code working fine in iOS7 & 8 that wait with a timeout to load some data stored in a filedispatch_async(dispatch_get_main_queue(), ^{...}then[self.abCondition lock]; NSDate *timeoutDate = [NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSinceNow:timeout]; NSDate *startDate = [NSDate date]; BOOL signaled=NO; while (!self.isUpAndRunning && (signaled = [self.abCondition waitUntilDate:timeoutDate])) { NSLog(@waiting to sync); } With iOS9, the block in dispatch_async is not called.After the timeout, then I can see that the block is called.How can I change this code ?

I upgraded an OS X 10.10.4 beta to OS X 10.11 El Capitan Beta. The upgrade didn't seem to work. I then simply installed El Capitan Beta from scratch. I created the first account with admin privs. I logged in with that account and used dsconfigad to bind the El Capitan system to AD. After rebooting, the AD user was able to authenticate, I was asked if I wanted to create the mobile account to which I responded yes, and it appeared to then start the process of creating my account and logging me in. At this point, I get the spinning gear in the center of the screen and this never completes. I have to power off the system.After rebooting, I logged back in with the local account I first created and looked in /Users. The mobile account was created. The .account file inside there was created. The .account file seemed to have all of the correct information.I have tried to log into the system with the AD account numerous times. Every time

I stopped using it for a while when its performance with GMail accounts went bananas. It kept thinking there were millions of messages to download.When I installed 10.11, I figured I would try it again. For the most part, it is improved. It for sure looks like that problem was fixed.That said, I still hear the fan on my laptop a lot and look to see Mail chewing on the CPU for no good reason.I have mails going back to 2004. I wish this app was smart enough to not download everything. Maybe that's not the reason it's performance is abysmal. Before ditching it again, I thought I would ask for some opinions. I could move all the mail to a box and archive it, but then I would have to go delete it from Google which seems insane. This does not seem like a problem that should have a company of Apple's size tied up in knots over the span of many releases.Maybe they let the Adobe guy who did Flash takeover mail when he joined and burning up millions of dollars of energy doing nothing is just habitual for him.