问题
I\'m building an MSI installer for windows and sign the installer using signtool. When I run the .msi to test it, the UAC (User Account Control) prompt shows up to ask me if I want to allow the installation to proceed. That\'s fine, but the prompt shows a number of fields, and for the Program Name field it displays something like \"403b3.msi\". This is not the name of the msi I\'m running.
How can I get the correct Program Name to be displayed?
回答1:
Use the /d command line argument with the required program name when executing signtool to sign the msi.
It appears that the windows installer creates a temporary copy of the msi file and assigns it a generated name before running it. If you don't use /d with signtool, you get to see the temporary filename which isn't very useful for your users.
回答2:
this is an applied version of @Scott-langham's comment.
this was directly from the PostBuildEvent of a visual studio installer project - VDPROJ file
set signtool="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\Bin\signtool.exe"
set timestampurl=http://timestamp.digicert.com
set certpath="$(ProjectDir)CodeSigningCert.pfx"
:: Setup in your user environment variables
:: using something with low sort order to force off screen ZZCODECERTPASSWORD
if []==[%ZZCODECERTPASSWORD%] (
echo must set code signing certificate in ZZCODECERTPASSWORD environment variable. stopping build.
exit /b 2
)
:: need the filename with extension that is being generated
FOR /f %%i IN ("$(BuiltOuputPath)") DO (
SET outputfilename=%%~nxi
)
%signtool% sign /t %timestampurl% /f %certpath% /p %CODECERTPW% /d %outputfilename% "$(BuiltOuputPath)"
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 (
echo failed to sign MSI
exit /b 3
)
%signtool% sign /t %timestampurl% /f %certpath% /p %CODECERTPW% "$(ProjectDir)$(Configuration)\Setup.exe"
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 (
echo failed to sign boostrap setup EXE
exit /b 4
)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4315840/the-uac-prompt-shows-a-temporary-random-program-name-for-msi-can-the-correct-na