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Re: Again Code signing Thank you for your kind words BTW, in SetupBuilder 7 it will be possible to switch on/off code-signing for the installer/uninstaller from the script! Have a great weekend. Friedrich
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Re: Again Code signing Hm ok. I know i should. Much Much thanks for your help! You are awesome! Best wishes! Your fan Phil
Re: Again Code signing Phil, You can't enable/disable the installer/uninstaller code-signing based on a compiler variable. But you really should ALWAYS code-sign your installer/uninstaller!!!! Friedrich
Re: Again Code signing works perfect! thanks! but i still need a way to compile my project without signin itself. now it doesnt sign the files (#code sign app), but thats not enough :-P (i love you for your ensurance!)
Re: Again Code signing i know. i defined it with a compilervar ... ^^ set %code% to [code] ... ^^ but ill try with this one, thanks!
Re: Again Code signing Phil, But %CODE% is an installer "runtime" variable ;-) It does NOT have any value when you COMPILE the script! It has a value when you RUN the installer. You can use compiler variables here, e.g. [CODE] Then use "#ifcompvar" and you are done. Does this help? Friedrich
Re: Again Code signing ah ok, i didnt know. First: i want both. 2nd: i want sb6 to compile my project without signin my files and withough signin the setup itself IF the %CODE% variable isnt 1. i need it for test compilations.
Re: Again Code signing Phil, I fear it's still not clear, sorry :-( 1. The General Information -> Digital Signature code-signs your installer and uninstaller. No file name required. 2. The "#code-sign application" compiler directive can be used to code-sign your own application files (DLL, EXE, etc.). File name required. So what would you like to do: 1. or 2. or both And what should the #if statement do? Thanks, Friedrich
Re: Again Code signing Thanks. I want to build a if-statement around the #code-sginin. (for test compilations) In my script you can see: If %CODE% equals "1" then #code-signin application C:\....\Project_[MAKE].exe End it doesnt care wich value the %CODE% variable contains, my setup is always code-signend.
Re: Again Code signing Phil, No bug in PKEY.EXE Please see: http://www.lindersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2170 and: http://www.lindersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2202 I don't understand question 2, sorry. Code-signing in the script editor for your applications can be done with the "#code-sign application..." compiler directive. Friedrich
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