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‎Jun 14, 2012
02:50 AM
How to pass certificate password to isCmdBld command line
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In the installshield MSI project's release configuration signing tab, we have specified a Certificate file, private key file and Certificate password.
But when we build the project from command line using
IsCmdBld.exe -p < -b -o -y , its still popping up the prompt to enter the password. After manually entering the password, some more files are signed correctly without any prompt, but again the pop-up comes up for some other files.
Is there anything else we need to do so that the password is automatically and consistently passed on to iscmdbld and NOT prompt the user.
Sincerely
Praveen
In the installshield MSI project's release configuration signing tab, we have specified a Certificate file, private key file and Certificate password.
But when we build the project from command line using
IsCmdBld.exe -p <
Is there anything else we need to do so that the password is automatically and consistently passed on to iscmdbld and NOT prompt the user.
Sincerely
Praveen
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‎Jun 14, 2012
11:37 AM
It sounds like you are signing with .spc and .pvk files. You may want to switch to .pfx file. For more information, see Digital Signing and Security.
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‎Jun 15, 2012
07:34 AM
DebbieL wrote:
It sounds like you are signing with .spc and .pvk files. You may want to switch to .pfx file. For more information, see Digital Signing and Security.
Thank you, that worked.....