Safari developer enrolment - we are unable to process your request

Hey Guys and Gals!

I'm not able to get certificate to assembly and run a custom Safari extension.

Specificially I can not even enroll the Safari developer program. I get this screen:

I go with Individual licence, accept terms and I got only this message:

That's the screenshot:

 What is really weird, its the url that has "ios" in it, it makes me think, the redirect happened to some wrong URL as I'm applying to Safari dev program.

What I have tried:

• Different browser (Safari / Google Chrome / Private browsing).


• Click 'Cancel' and try again.


• Start whole process over again.

Nothing really worked out.

Any help is highly appreciated. Thank you!

--

Cheers,

Ignat.

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Hi

 

I keep getting this error

 

We are unable to process your request.

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I keep clicking on the activation link and then Activate and i keep going around in circles. How can i fix this ? Is there a problem with my account or is it a server issue ?

 

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This is the #1 FAQ here right now. Search here and use the 'More Like This' links on the right.

 

As well, try Safari on Mac.

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I keep getting this error

 

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I contacted the help using the link but no reply in 40 hours at time of writing.

 

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My email address is 373380675@qq.com

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I'm working in c#, using an HttpHandler, where inside the ProcessRequest(HttpContext context) method I have the following code that replies to  the device:

 

                    XDocument resp = XDocument.Load(new StreamReader(".../DeviceInfo.plist"));

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But the next time the device contacts the server, it has no body, it contains no .plist with the device information I requested. It only appears the 'Content-Type: application/x-apple-aspen-mdm; charset=UTF-8' and that's it.

It's like the device doesn't read, or ignores the command I just sent. Up to the point that I changed the contents of the .plist sent to the device, making the format incorrect; the iPhone wouldn't even launch an exception upon a format error. It keeps saying Transaction Completed. Status: 200.

 

I'm working in c#, using an HttpHandler, where inside the ProcessRequest(HttpContext context) method I have the following code that replies to  the device:

 

                    XDocument resp = XDocument.Load(new StreamReader(".../DeviceInfo.plist"));

                    context.Response.Write(resp);

                    context.Response.ContentType = "application/xml";

 

Is something wrong about the way my server replies? What am I missing? I've been trying to follow the MDM Protocol pdf, but I'm stuck here.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

 

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I've been developing an MDM server, and I'm able to make an mdm push to my iPhone, and the server is receiving the Status "Idle" message in plist format delivered by the device.

The problem comes after my server replies with a .plist which contains the command to be executed by the device. I tried with the DeviceInformation command. Looking at the console in iPCU, the iPhone shows the message "MDM: Transaction completed. Status: 200".

But the next time the device contacts the server, it has no body, it contains no .plist with the device information I requested. It only appears the 'Content-Type: application/x-apple-aspen-mdm; charset=UTF-8' and that's it.

It's like the device doesn't read, or ignores the command I just sent. Up to the point that I changed the contents of the .plist sent to the device, making the format incorrect; the iPhone wouldn't even launch an exception upon a format error. It keeps saying Transaction Completed. Status: 200.

 

I'm working in c#, using an HttpHandler, where inside the ProcessRequest(HttpContext context) method I have the following code that replies to  the device:

 

                    XDocument resp = XDocument.Load(new StreamReader(".../DeviceInfo.plist"));

                    context.Response.Write(resp);

                    context.Response.ContentType = "application/xml";

 

Is something wrong about the way my server replies? What am I missing? I've been trying to follow the MDM Protocol pdf, but I'm stuck here.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

 

Thanks

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