Certificate AAACertificateServices problem with adding.
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Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple
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Are you running your push provider on macOS? If so, I can help you with that. If you’re running it on some other platform, you’ll have to consult the support resources for that platform.How can I check it?
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Anyway, there’s two possibilities here:
Your push provider server code is using macOS’s TLS infrastructure. If that’s the case you can check for the presence of the AAA Certificate Services root certificate in the system trust store. There’s instructions for that below.
Your push provider server code is using its own TLS infrastructure (a common choice here is OpenSSL). If so, you’ll need to consult with the support resources for that TLS code to find out how to check whether it trusts a specific root.
To test whether the AAA Certificate Services root certificate is trusted on your Mac:
Run Keychain Access.
Select System Roots on the left.
Find AAA Certificate Services in the list.
Double click it.
Disclose the Trust section.
Make sure all the popups are set to their default value (the “When using this certificate” popup should be set to Use System Defaults and the other should all be set to “no value specified”).
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Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple
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