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Re: Code Sign error

Perfect

Friedrich

Re: Code Sign error

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! once again.

Changing the [INSTALLDIR] and changing the MediaType to 'Single File Image' did the trick!

You are the BEST!

- Kathy

Re: Code Sign error

Kathy,

BTW, you are working on a very interesting project. If we could be of any help, please do not hesitate to send your .sb7 to our support [at] lindersoft [dot] com (e.g. for a quick review, some tips & tricks, etc.).

Friedrich

Re: Code Sign error

Incidentally the files I was checking were not literally setup.exe and untinstall.exe - that's just the generic name I used to communicate what was happening.

But, I will check all of you suggestions and, like I said before, will let you know how it turns out.

- Kathy

Re: Code Sign error

Thanks again,

I'll re-check everything and let you know how it goes. ;-)

- Kathy

Re: Code Sign error

Aha, wait. And set "Media Type" to "Single-file image". Don't use the CD-ROM option any longer in the modern UAC-world. This will then code-sign both the setup.exe and the uninstall.

And if you really have to create multiple volumes, use the "Custom (for UAC-aware systems) Media Type option.

Friedrich

Re: Code Sign error

See attached screenshot. If you set "Executable File [EXENAME]" to "%_SB_RELEASEID%.exe" then the compiler will generate a "%_SB_RELEASEID%.exe" file and not a "setup.exe"

Friedrich

Re: Code Sign error

Kathy,

I think you are checking the wrong file(s). And in your "Executable File [EXENAME]" you are still using a runtime variable (%_SB_RELEASEID%). Runtime variables are only available (and resolved) at installer runtime, not at compile time!

Next problem I see is your use of [INSTALLDIR]. You set "Installation Directory [INSTALLDIR]" to [INSTALLDIR]. That is not possible because you try to define a compiler variable with itself ;-) What you can do is to set "Installation Directory [INSTALLDIR]" to [MY_INSTALLDIR] and programmatically set the value of [MY_INSTALLDIR] which defines the [INSTALLDIR] value.

Does this help?

Friedrich

Re: Code Sign error

Also,

I just checked the Uninstall.exe and it also is not actually code-signed.
There is no 'Digital Signatures' tab and when I run it - next to Publisher -- it says 'Unknown'

Re: Code Sign error

Because when I go to the Setup.exe - and right click - Properties - there should be a 'Digital Signatures' tab with the code-signing information. But, there is not.

- Kathy