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Hi I created a new install. In the install script I codesign the .exe
of the file inside the install.exe file
However, the .exe (created in Clarion 8) still has the windows security
logo in the lower right of the icon and when running the .exe you still
get the Windows security message. I also code sign the install.exe file
but that does not get the Windows Security message. What am I missing?
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Eric Jacobowitz
www.castlecomputer.com
Eric,
> Hi I created a new install. In the install script I codesign the .exe
> of the file inside the install.exe file
> However, the .exe (created in Clarion 8) still has the windows security
> logo in the lower right of the icon and when running the .exe you still
> get the Windows security message. I also code sign the install.exe file
> but that does not get the Windows Security message. What am I missing?
Grasping at straws here but does your program EXE have a manifest?
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Eric,
> Hi I created a new install. In the install script I codesign the .exe of
> the file inside the install.exe file
> However, the .exe (created in Clarion 8) still has the windows security
> logo in the lower right of the icon and when running the .exe you still
> get the Windows security message. I also code sign the install.exe file
> but that does not get the Windows Security message. What am I missing?
IMO, it is exactly what Lee suspected. The "shield icon" comes from the
embedded manifest. It is not related to the code-signature.
You have to manifest your .exe "asInvoker" and then code-sign it.
Friedrich