Hi Bpop. I’ve sent you an email. Please be on the lookout for it, and respond when you can. Thanks!
Thanks 
Responding right now. Yes I do, but I was able to delete the extra certificate locally. So the only Certificate I have ready to build is the one for the current game. The reason why I have 2 is because I lost the key for the first :X.
Ok, I have done a diff between your executable and mine hoping to only see differences which are the identifier and certificate name. From that, I found that we are including the quotes from your distribution certificate in the executable. Does the name of your distribution certificate include quotes?
On the apple developer site it does not have quotes.
You’re the best Pete! As you can see from my before posts I have been knocking my head against the wall about this for months now. Love you all over at Epic
Nevermind, I figured it out. Your certificate’s friendly name is different from it’s certificate name and so it is failing the certification name validation. I need to find the certificate name and include it as opposed to the friendly name. I should have a fix soon.
-Pete
I was able to reproduce the bug after changing the friendly name of my certificate. After putting in my fix, it uploaded fine even with the changed friendly name. I don’t know if we are doing another hot fix for 4.10, but I will find out. If not, we can get you an updated iPhonePackager.exe which is all that has changed.
-Pete
I would appreciate it if you can send me the updated files. No rush tho, I won’t be able to work on it until a day or two from now. Working on multiple projects fun :X haha.
I have attached an updated iPhonePackager which fixes the issues in this thread. To install,
- Open an explorer and explore to the location of the UE4 engine install (typically C:\Program Files)
- Change to the Engine\Binaries\DotNET\IOS directory
- Back up the old iPhonePackager for safe keeping
- Copy the new iPhonePackager to this directory
You should be good to go after this. However, anytime you perform a verify on the install, it will most likely overwrite the updated file. I have also verified this update fixes all of the issues on 4.10.4.
-Pete
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Could you provide a log?
I tried this and it didn’t work, I still get Provision key not found.
No problem. Based on that log, it looks like your bundle name is incorrect. It is UpARiverDream, but should be something like, com.company.UpARiverDream. can you verify that in Project Settings, IOS section?
Sorry for late response, here you go resid=22090721B1B171B7!24511&authkey=!APHJ7576PfgF9n0&ithint=file%2clog
If I try “com.company.UpARiverDream”, it says identifier not matched in the provision. I checked my ID in the IOS member center, but I dont see anywhere to type my company name. If I try your method it still doesnt work :/. Big thanks for looking into this! At this point I really need your help cause I have no idea what im doing wrong.
UPDATE: Also tried in 4.11, got same issue.
Bump. Please have a look into this, I cannot submit my new build until this is not sorted 
Your provision is going to have a full bundle identifier. For instance, when I work with TappyChicken, it is com.epicgames.TappyChicken which is what was specified when I made the mobile provision I used to sign it. Make sure you have set the value in your Project settings for iOS to the same thing as was specified in the mobile provision.
Go to the Project Settings in the editor. That will pop up a dialog. On the left side, you will need to scroll down until you see the IOS link. Select that, then scroll down a bit until you see the Bundle Identifier. Set that to the value specified in the mobile provision you want to use. There will also be a list of the various provisions and certificates on your computer. Make sure the one you want shows up as valid and has a check mark under the distribution column.
After trying that, send me the updated log from the Output Log window. Make sure it is the whole thing so I can see exactly what it does for each step of the build/package process.
-Pete
Ok, so I am writing all my steps here:
Replace Iphone Packager for the one you posted here
Assign 4.10 project for certificate
create certificate request
type email and common name as self email and as company
generate certificate and key pair
Go to apple developer
Create a Certificate for production (Appstore and Ad hoc)
upload csr file, generate and download
Create provisioning (distribution appstore option)
Select bundleid and certificate
Download
Close IphonePackager
Open UE4 4.10.4 as admin
Deleted previous provisions from Appdata/Local/AppleComputer folder
open project
Imported provision (Get No Valid Certificate Found atm)
Reimported certificate and key pair
Status of provision now says Identifier not matched as it is currently com.UpARiverDream.UpARiverDream
Change to what matches to itunes connect (UpARiverDream), says now valid in provision.
Try to package now
Get Provision not found again.
I package anyway so you can see the full log. Hope this helps you find the issue.
LOGS: resid=22090721B1B171B7!26768&authkey=!AGNnqzZVfJ0iGVk&ithint=folder%2cuasset
so your bundle identifier should probably be com…UpARiverDream. As your company name is is my assumption and the game name is UpARiverDream. Also, none of the things at that link are the log I am looking for. In the editor, under the Window menu item, there is a sub item called Developer Tools, in that sub menu, select the Output Log and that will open a window with the log of what is going on in the editor. Right clicking in that window will allow you to copy the entire log output and then you can paste it in a text file. That’s the log I will need to see if there is a failure during your package operation.
-Pete
resid=22090721B1B171B7!26774&authkey=!AOUrZp7oBPEbb4U&ithint=file%2ctxt
Here you go!