Changed From PKEY to Signcode.exe

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With PKEY.EXE, you use the combinaton of spc/pvk file.
It seems like the signcode.exe only can use .pfx file.

That calls for an major updateon my hand
I have +100 dll/exe set up to the spc/pvk combination.
Is there an eayier way, than to identify them in the script editor,
click on details, remove the two surplus and insert the missing .pfx

And, 'Suggestion for upgrade':

TOOLS|Options|File locations
Place for the .pfx file, with the same functionality as the present
for spc/pvk

Best regards

Edvard Korsbæk

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Edvard,

You can use the "Search" function in the Script Editor to search for .spc
and then double-click the detected line(s) to change from .PVK/.SPC to .PFX.

BTW, I would suggest to use the "Certificate Profile" to handle this. See
"Optional - Create Certificate Profiles" in "Learning SetupBuilder Part I".

Friedrich

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When I look for 'Learning SetupBuilder Part I', I am directed in small
cirkles without reaching it anywhere.
Where can i get it?

Edvard

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It's in the Examples Package:
http://www.lindersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24376

Direct download link:
http://www.lindersoft.com/sb7_Examples.exe

And in the upcoming SB73, it will be integrated into the IDE (see
screenshot).

Friedrich

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> That calls for an major updateon my hand
> I have +100 dll/exe set up to the spc/pvk combination.

Quick note: the "#code-sign application..." directive supports wildcards
now. So you can use one directive to code-sign multiple-files. No need to
have 100 compiler directives to code-sign 100 DLLs.

Friedrich

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Looks really nice, and will make support less nessecary.

Best egards

Edvard

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I have found some weird behaviour whewn using wildcards.
Wonder about I am using them correctly.
/* #code-sign application "J:\easyflex\Salg\MDB_opdat\*.exe"
(Easyplan) [Permanent] [Skip] */
This one is supposed to codesign 8 .exe's in the folder
"J:\easyflex\Salg\MDB_opdat\"

#code-sign application "J:\easyflex\Salg\Easy\*.dll" (Easyplan)
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#code-sign application "J:\easyflex\Salg\Easy\*.exe" (Easyplan)
[Permanent] [Skip]

Theese two are supposed to codesign first the dll's, and then the
exe's of "J:\easyflex\Salg\Easy" folder.
Can you see anything wrong here (I still remember, that '*' is 'your
way of writing *.* in LSZIP)

Edvard

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Edvard,

> I have found some weird behaviour whewn using wildcards.
> Wonder about I am using them correctly.

See "Development Build" message a few threads down, or:
http://www.lindersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28153

It's possible that this fixes it:
http://www.lindersoft.com/DEV_BUILD_HISTORY.TXT

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FIX : [SB#009071] IDE: Possible "#code-sign application..." problem
when using multiple directives with a wildcard.
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Friedrich

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See mail to sales@lindersoft.com

Venlige hilsener

Edvard