I'm having a little problem.
I have a code signing certificate, that I want to use for signing my generated .exe file.
When I open the Signing property page for me project, I only have two signing options:
"Sign the ClickOnce manifest" and "Sign the assembly"
The last one doesn't have anything to do with anthenticode, but only Strong name signing.
So, how do I tell Visual Studio to sign the generated assembly with my authenticode certificate/private key?
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Use the PostBuild event of the project to call signtool.exe.
You can also do this on the PostBuild event of a setup kit to sign an MSI file.
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Ahh, hehe, didn't think of that
Thought it was implemented directly into the IDE.
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GurliGebis wrote:Ahh, hehe, didn't think of that
Thought it was implemented directly into the IDE.
If you already have a "proper" build script and not just a command line call you should look at the SDC Build Tasks, which should have a signing task.
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