[android-developers] Re: Keystore tampered with or password incorrect

2009-09-24 Thread CaseyB

I had the same problem.  It happened right around the time I updated
to the 1.5 SDK.  I also updated Java around the same time.  I don't
know if either of those had anything to do with it but something
happened.  I tried for a day or so to figure out how to salvage the
keystore but ended up just deleting it and creating a new one.  This
lead to big problems when updating apps in the Android Market.  It
won't let you upload an update that has been signed with a different
certificate.  That's what I'm dealing with now.

On Sep 23, 9:40 pm, rde8026 rde8...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hello,

 I'm having an issue with my keystore.  i crated it a while back and
 now I want to provide an update.  I know I'm providing the correct
 password but I keep getting the error  message that says the keystore
 has been tampered with or the password is incorrect...  Is it possible
 to generate a new keystore?  Has anyone else seen this issue?  Is
 there a way I can fix thisany guidance would be awesome..
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[android-developers] Re: Keystore tampered with or password incorrect

2009-09-24 Thread Streets Of Boston

I know it's too late now, but after you create a keystore, back it up!
If it gets corrupted or lost, you can restore it.


On Sep 24, 11:19 am, CaseyB thebeast...@gmail.com wrote:
 I had the same problem.  It happened right around the time I updated
 to the 1.5 SDK.  I also updated Java around the same time.  I don't
 know if either of those had anything to do with it but something
 happened.  I tried for a day or so to figure out how to salvage the
 keystore but ended up just deleting it and creating a new one.  This
 lead to big problems when updating apps in the Android Market.  It
 won't let you upload an update that has been signed with a different
 certificate.  That's what I'm dealing with now.

 On Sep 23, 9:40 pm, rde8026 rde8...@gmail.com wrote:



  Hello,

  I'm having an issue with my keystore.  i crated it a while back and
  now I want to provide an update.  I know I'm providing the correct
  password but I keep getting the error  message that says the keystore
  has been tampered with or the password is incorrect...  Is it possible
  to generate a new keystore?  Has anyone else seen this issue?  Is
  there a way I can fix thisany guidance would be awesome..- Hide quoted 
  text -

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[android-developers] Re: Keystore tampered with or password incorrect

2009-09-24 Thread rde8026

haha; yeah...i've put my latest one in subversion

so anybody have any other ideas?  I feel badly cause I'm really
cheating the users of my app that won't get the
new functionality that i builtkinds sucks.

On Sep 24, 3:52 pm, Streets Of Boston flyingdutc...@gmail.com wrote:
 I know it's too late now, but after you create a keystore, back it up!
 If it gets corrupted or lost, you can restore it.

 On Sep 24, 11:19 am, CaseyB thebeast...@gmail.com wrote:

  I had the same problem.  It happened right around the time I updated
  to the 1.5 SDK.  I also updated Java around the same time.  I don't
  know if either of those had anything to do with it but something
  happened.  I tried for a day or so to figure out how to salvage the
  keystore but ended up just deleting it and creating a new one.  This
  lead to big problems when updating apps in the Android Market.  It
  won't let you upload an update that has been signed with a different
  certificate.  That's what I'm dealing with now.

  On Sep 23, 9:40 pm, rde8026 rde8...@gmail.com wrote:

   Hello,

   I'm having an issue with my keystore.  i crated it a while back and
   now I want to provide an update.  I know I'm providing the correct
   password but I keep getting the error  message that says the keystore
   has beentamperedwith or the password is incorrect...  Is it possible
   to generate a new keystore?  Has anyone else seen this issue?  Is
   there a way I can fix thisany guidance would be awesome..- Hide 
   quoted text -

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