Code signing the easy way

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Hello group,

Code signing with ShellExecute() - had any problems?

I have, and finally found out HOW to do it. It's a big win for me. I have
used script, but, I like a simple life.

Jeff Mason

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The easiest is with SB :-)

Andre Labuschagne

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Not sure I understand what you're talking about.

Jeff Slarve
www.jssoftware.com

WAG, the dog?

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SetupBuilder has auto code-sign capability built in.

That's the install builder that most of us use...

HTH,

Carl Sumner

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Yes. But what does ShellExecute() have to do with code signing?

Jeff Slarve
www.jssoftware.com

Untie that A-String

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Hello Jeff,

I have an app that code signs in a batch mode. ShellExecute seems to have a
problem with Windows signtool.exe.
I got around it by selecting the exe's and dll's that I wanted to codesign,
and created a cmd script which then is run.

Jeff Mason
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oh. Thanks.

I'm pretty sure that the majority of folks in these newsgroups use
Setupbuilder to manage all that stuff. I use a Setupbuilder script
that I simply compile to do an ImageCFG, Armadillo, Manifest, and Code
Sign. It doesn't generate a setup. It just works on the files in a
"permanent" mode.

I still can't wrap my head around why Shellexecute would be something
you'd choose to employ for this task, but I'm glad you've ultimately
found something that's working for you.

Jeff Slarve
www.jssoftware.com

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