[fpc-pascal] Signing applications, how?
Elmar Haneke
elmar at haneke.de
Mon Aug 12 10:17:49 CEST 2024
> And now I am getting a request for "signing" the applications (and/or possibly
> the installers made by InnoSetup) and I have no idea on how to do this.
Signing an FPC application can be done completely independent of
FPC/Lazarus applying singntool (from Windows SDK) to compiled binary.
InnoSetup has support for singing, it also can sign uninstaller executable.
> Apparently some customers cannot install the software because of IT department
> policies prohibiting running unsigned programs...
In addition they have to trust your certificate used for signing.
Technically you can sign using an selfsigned certificate. But
"IT-Department" has to add that to trustlist.
Presumably you have to by an codesign certificate
> What to do about this? Most involved products are for Windows and they are 32
> bit.
There is no difference in signing 32 or 64 Bit.
> The process should be possible to be applied to already existing exe files
> because the builds can no longer be performed since the original dev
> environments no longer exist.
You should exclude FreePascal / Delphi from your search - just look for
signing win32 application.
Elmar
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