Hello G.D.G. Team
I use a Code Signing Certificate from Comodo. I enter the *.PFX File in the appropriate Field of HTML-Executable.
When compiling, the Compilation-Log shows the following lines:
[quote]Signing the publication .exe file…
GSignCode – simple code signing utility
Copyright G.D.G. Software 2011-2012. All rights reserved.
Certificate: COMODO CA Limited ID von xxxxxx
Signing…
Digital Sign API FAILED error code #-2147024864
Publication has been signed with success. [/quote]
When I check the generated EXE-File, it shows that the Code-Signing-Certificate is valid, but it has NO TIMESTAMP.
I tried the following URLs to get a timestamp (all with the same result):
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http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode
For older versions of Microsoft’s SignTool (less than .NET 4) and SignCode -
http://timestamp.comodoca.com/rfc3161
For Microsoft’s SignTool (4.0 and later) and others applications (jarsigner) which support RFC 3161 (Time Stamping Protocol): -
http://timestamp.verisign.com/scripts/timstamp.dll
Default Timestamp-URL of HTML Executable
What goes wrong here?