Is notarization down?

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bill.dimitry OP

Created Nov ’21

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Last week, I was able to notarize my app. Today, I'm getting an error:

Failed to upload app to Apples notarization servers

*** Error: Unable to notarize app.
*** Error: Unable to upload your app for notarization. Failed to get authorization for username '{my_user_name}' and password with errors:(
    "Error Domain=ITunesConnectionOperationErrorDomain Code=-19000 \"Sign in with the app-specific password you generated. If you forgot the app-specific password or need to create a new one, go to appleid.apple.com\" UserInfo={NSLocalizedRecoverySuggestion=Sign in with the app-specific password you generated. If you forgot the app-specific password or need to create a new one, go to appleid.apple.com, NSLocalizedDescription=Sign in with the app-specific password you generated. If you forgot the app-specific password or need to create a new one, go to appleid.apple.com, NSLocalizedFailureReason=Apple Services operation failed.}"
) (-1011)
  failedTask=build stackTrace=Error: Failed to upload app to Apples notarization servers

I've tried to change my app-specific password but on luck. The Apple System Status page is missing Notarization service???

Thanks. B.

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whxleem OP

Nov ’22

me too

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Answer 2

douglassllc OP

Nov ’22

I am experiencing this same issue. Is there any chance this is also related to 2FA? I attempted to remove 2FA, but was not able as it seems once it is enabled there is no way to disable it.

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Answer 3

DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Dec ’22

bill.dimitry wrote:

The Apple System Status page is missing Notarization service?

That’s no longer true. It’s listed on the Developer > System Status page.

douglassllc wrote:

I am experiencing this same issue.

That status page lists a recent issue, so it’s possible that you were caught up in that.

Is there any chance this is also related to 2FA?

Notary requires 2FA. That’s why you must authenticate with an app-specific password or an App Store Connect API key.

I attempted to remove 2FA, but was not able as it seems once it is enabled there is no way to disable it.

Correct.

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