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Feb 07, 2012
04:02 PM
Signing error
I have a IS2012Premier Suite project that builds and signs correctly in the IS gui,
BUT when I build the project with ISCMDBLD.exe, the signing fails, displaying output as follows:
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Started signing SetupSuite64.exe ...
Number of errors: 1
SignTool Error: Access is denied.
SignTool Error: An error occurred while attempting to sign: SetupSuite64.exe
ISDEV : error -1027: Failed signing SetupSuite64.exe
Started signing Setup.tmp ...
Successfully signed: setup.tmp
The suite project creation process has completed with: 1 Errors and 0 Warnings.
.............
The resulting package seems to work okay. Is this a real error?
Any fixes, work arounds or ideas?
BUT when I build the project with ISCMDBLD.exe, the signing fails, displaying output as follows:
.............
Started signing SetupSuite64.exe ...
Number of errors: 1
SignTool Error: Access is denied.
SignTool Error: An error occurred while attempting to sign: SetupSuite64.exe
ISDEV : error -1027: Failed signing SetupSuite64.exe
Started signing Setup.tmp ...
Successfully signed: setup.tmp
The suite project creation process has completed with: 1 Errors and 0 Warnings.
.............
The resulting package seems to work okay. Is this a real error?
Any fixes, work arounds or ideas?
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Feb 09, 2012
02:12 PM
The issue was Administrator rights.
InstallShield always runs with Administrator rights.
The command line program, ISCmdBld.exe, does not.
InstallShield always runs with Administrator rights.
The command line program, ISCmdBld.exe, does not.