Re: Another naive question about code signing

Thanks Matthias. Sadly I didn’t really understand Trevor’s explanation as I got lost understanding what the ‘tool’ was - maybe it was Ksign. But AFAIKS, making the installer and then signing it doesn’t produce a different result from making the installer maker (Innosetup) do the signing. But as

AW: Another naive question about code signing

t- Von: use-livecode [mailto:use-livecode-boun...@lists.runrev.com] Im Auftrag von Graham Samuel via use-livecode Gesendet: Sonntag, 15. Januar 2017 17:40 An: How to use LiveCode <use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> Cc: Graham Samuel <livf...@mac.com> Betreff: Re: Another naive question

Re: Another naive question about code signing

Graham, there is a lesson about signing Innosetup Installers http://revolution.screenstepslive.com/s/revolution/m/10695/l/563371-signing-installers-you-create-with-inno-setup

Re: Another naive question about code signing

I’m just using Innosetup on its own, under Windows 7. This works fine, in the sense that all the installers I’ve ever created do exactly what I want them to do (apart from launching the program immediately after installation, which I’ve had to switch off). My problem comes with the code signing

Re: Another naive question about code signing

Graham, which installer are you using? I am using tool from Monte called InstallGadget. This tool uses the free Innosetup under the hood and allows to create intallers by drag and drop. As this tools is quite old, i updated the Innosetup stuff inside the InstallGadget folder. So in any case

Re: Another naive question about code signing

Matthias, I took your advice. I don’t use tsnet so that wasn’t a difficulty for me. So what I did was to sign the standalone (this was Windows, so it was a .exe file), then create the installer and sign that. I used Ksign for these processes. I then went through the process of downloading and

Re: Another naive question about code signing

Thanks Matthias, that’s very clear! Graham > On 14 Jan 2017, at 23:04, Matthias Rebbe via use-livecode > wrote: > > Graham, > > first you have to sign the standalone with all externals. If you are using > Ksign.exe then just add the folder,which contains the

Re: Another naive question about code signing

Graham, first you have to sign the standalone with all externals. If you are using Ksign.exe then just add the folder,which contains the standalone and its subfolders, in Ksign. Please be aware that if your standalone make use of the tsNet external,then you have to change the file attributes

Another naive question about code signing

Having taken a lot of advice from this list and after a delay getting certificates, I’m about to do some actual code signing for an app that has a Windows and a Mac version. I am so unsure about the process that i don’t understand whether I apply the process (let’s say with Ksign for Windows)