Changes between Version 25 and Version 26 of BuildingTapWindows6
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- 04/19/18 13:42:14 (6 years ago)
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BuildingTapWindows6
v25 v26 107 107 Any relatively recent Windows 7 installation supports SHA2 Authenticode signatures. This means that the laborious and fragile dual-signature process can be avoided. You only need the EV SHA2 kernel-mode code-signing certificate, which probably comes in the form of a dongle that integrated with Windows certificate store. Optionally you may sign the tap-windows6 installer with a non-EV SHA2 code-signing certificate. 108 108 109 The build process is somewhat easier than with dual signatures. 110 111 '''On build computer''' 112 113 '''On code-signing computer''' 109 The build process is somewhat easier than with dual signatures. There are only a couple small differences: 110 111 * buildtap.py should not use the --sign switch or any of its parameters 112 * Sign-Tap6 does not need the -Append switch 113 * An older version of signtool.exe can be used on the code-signing computer as appending of signatures is not necessary 114 114 115 115 = Useful commands =