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I run my server under macOS Mojave (v10.14.5). In your mail, you write that I can renew the certificates in my OS X server administration. There I find a link to the Apple Push Certificates Portal. There, however, I can only revoke the certificates. What am I doing wrong?
Mac mini, macOS 10.14
zkiefer wrote:
<snip>In your mail, you write that I can renew the certificates in my OS X server administration. <snip>
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zkiefer wrote:
<snip>In your mail, you write that I can renew the certificates in my OS X server administration. <snip>
We are users like you. This is a user-to-user help community. We did not send you an email. If you want to contact Apple you can do so here: Contact - How to Contact Us - Apple
You have to generate a certficate renewal request from whoever you set up the certificate with. Probably you did this through Apple; a Developer account is required to set this up and to view information on it, so I can't help - this page may contain relevant information:
Thanks for the link.
A telephone contact with the Apple System Support revealed: The cause lies in the abolition of some server services. All certificates of the services, which are no longer supported by the Apple macOS server, expire and are NOT renewable!
Mail from appleid@id.apple.com, Subject: "i" day notification: Apple Push Notification Service certificate expiration
