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I am able to run my application on iPhone 6 iOS 9 , if I deploy it from xcode , Or if I put the .ipa of application in Organizer->device.

But if I download it from Cick Here, it is giving alert Unable to download '<app name>' at this time.

I checked the plist. bundle identifier is same as ipa. What will be the solution? For iOS 9 is their any other settings need to be done in plist? What is the standard format of plist for iOS 9?

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  • check this....http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10592975/unable-to-download-application-app-could-not-be-downloaded-at-this-time or this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13266418/unable-to-download-application-appname-could-not-be-installed-at-this-time – Bhavin Bhadani Sep 23 '15 at 04:43
  • I tried downloading from http://www.diawi.com . it is working if I download from their link. Only giving problem for downloading from plist – sonali Sep 23 '15 at 06:00

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Had similar issue earlier, solved it by updating the manifest plist file, i.e. plist file which contains url for ipa. Earlier I used to update only the URL for ipa in assets, but now apple we have to update the metadata as well. for example, 'bundle-version', 'bundle-identifier', 'title', 'subtitle' & 'kind'.

Key kind should always be software.

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  • I changed budle identifier in my plist file and then i was able to download the ipa. – sonali Oct 08 '15 at 04:06
  • Haha I thought you were doing a Yoda thing with "Kind should be software always." Perhaps some backticks (`kind`, `software`) might clarify that line! – Michael Forrest Oct 14 '15 at 12:05
  • now you can create your own manifest plist file(Xcode 7+), go to organizer and whilst exporting an ipa file, in the final screen there is an option 'include manifest over the air installation.' check that and voila, now you have your ipa plus your manifest plist. – Chahal Jan 22 '16 at 21:20