code-signing

问题 I am signing my installer with a digital certificate. When using Inno Script Studio, I have correctly defined my sign tool with a path to the MS signing tool, certificate password etc. And I simply reference it with SignTool=signtool And this works fine. But when I try and compile my script via the command line using: C:\Program Files (x86)\Inno Setup 5>iscc "C:\Users\username\Documents\MyInstaller.iss" I get an error: Value of [Setup] section directive "SignTool" is invalid. When I read the

问题 What are the most appropriate ways to harden, code-sign, notarize, package, etc., a command-line binary (stdin, stdout, etc., no windows or icons) to allow distribution of the binary to macOS Catalina users, so that they can run the utility with the least amount of pain/hassle? Assume the default/stock OS configuration of GateKeeper, etc. Assume the users most likely currently don't have the installed tools or skills to compile from source. Assume that a Terminal window popping up when

问题 What are the most appropriate ways to harden, code-sign, notarize, package, etc., a command-line binary (stdin, stdout, etc., no windows or icons) to allow distribution of the binary to macOS Catalina users, so that they can run the utility with the least amount of pain/hassle? Assume the default/stock OS configuration of GateKeeper, etc. Assume the users most likely currently don't have the installed tools or skills to compile from source. Assume that a Terminal window popping up when

问题 I have generated an IPA file unsigned with xcodebuild utility and now my customer want to sign it. It is possible to sign it with an existing provisioning file generated with a developer account? Another question, it is possible to use a command line related to xcode to do this? 回答1: An IPA is simply a .zip archive. Here is a example script to get the idea IPA=$1 PROVISION="/path/to/nameOfProfile.mobileprovision" CERTIFICATE="iPhone Developer: nameOfCertificate (2472ZKDHVF2A)" # must exist in

问题 I have generated an IPA file unsigned with xcodebuild utility and now my customer want to sign it. It is possible to sign it with an existing provisioning file generated with a developer account? Another question, it is possible to use a command line related to xcode to do this? 回答1: An IPA is simply a .zip archive. Here is a example script to get the idea IPA=$1 PROVISION="/path/to/nameOfProfile.mobileprovision" CERTIFICATE="iPhone Developer: nameOfCertificate (2472ZKDHVF2A)" # must exist in

问题 I have generated an IPA file unsigned with xcodebuild utility and now my customer want to sign it. It is possible to sign it with an existing provisioning file generated with a developer account? Another question, it is possible to use a command line related to xcode to do this? 回答1: An IPA is simply a .zip archive. Here is a example script to get the idea IPA=$1 PROVISION="/path/to/nameOfProfile.mobileprovision" CERTIFICATE="iPhone Developer: nameOfCertificate (2472ZKDHVF2A)" # must exist in

问题 I researched this question thoroughly on stackoverflow and I have seen numerous answers but none of them have worked for us yet. We recently bought a code signing certificate from comodo that we are going to use to sign our c# WPF .net4 application. We have followed the instructions on the following URL and have then imported the certificate in visual studio under 'project properties->singing->sign the assembly'. We then try to build the project and get the following error: Cannot import the

问题 I researched this question thoroughly on stackoverflow and I have seen numerous answers but none of them have worked for us yet. We recently bought a code signing certificate from comodo that we are going to use to sign our c# WPF .net4 application. We have followed the instructions on the following URL and have then imported the certificate in visual studio under 'project properties->singing->sign the assembly'. We then try to build the project and get the following error: Cannot import the

问题 I researched this question thoroughly on stackoverflow and I have seen numerous answers but none of them have worked for us yet. We recently bought a code signing certificate from comodo that we are going to use to sign our c# WPF .net4 application. We have followed the instructions on the following URL and have then imported the certificate in visual studio under 'project properties->singing->sign the assembly'. We then try to build the project and get the following error: Cannot import the

问题 Since this question continues to attract responses that are either refuted by the question body or don't address the actual problem, please read this simple summary of what you need to know: This is not a "Why won't my default installation of PowerShell run scripts?" question. This is not a "Why won't my installation of PowerShell run scripts downloaded from the internet?" question. The question is why the RemoteSigned execution policy is preventing script execution when it shouldn't.