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The SIGN for this thread is DO THIS and DO THAT!
NO SIGN RULES for posting SIGNS, any type of SIGN Goes Here!!!
Anywhere there's a SIGN, You're A Snapp'n It & Post'n It!
Started by x2cme on
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How do I create a self-signed certificate for code signing using tools from the SDK?
Started by Roger Lipscombe on
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by 3 people.
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You can now use this certificate for signing code:
signtool sign /v /f PVKIMPRT or the MMC snapin), you can sign code as follows:
signtool sign /v /n "Me" /s SPC /d http.
A PFX file with no passphrase.
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Does anyone know where I can get an inexpensive Java code signing certificate? Everywhere I look wants $200 to $300 per year! Unfortunately I cannot use a self-signed one, I'm trying to get rid of the scary warnings so that users will be more likely to...
Started by davr on
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by 6 people.
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I don't know if they are different than what you use to sign Microsoft based stuff.
About Java.
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I have created a self generated certificate to sign a DLL. When I load this DLL into my C++ application I am able to validate if the code signing certificate is valid or not by using the WinVerifyTrust api.
But I am not able to find a way to detect that...
Started by Arkonis on
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I am new to this code signing stuff and maybe I am missing a something here…
Thank you
If you sign....
Exe Now I have a DLL that has been signed with certificate ABC and sign his DLL….
To code sign my DLL using signtool.
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I'm noticing a trend on SO. Before, the at sign (@) was used to mean "hey" as in "@Fredo, nice comment." But now, it's used to be mean "Comrade" as in "As @Fredo points out." I think this is wrong (and demonstrates how programmers copy stuff without asking...
Started by yar on
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I started using the @ sign because.
My bad.
Greek? Oh, Geek.
It certainly doesn't hurt anything.
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Do the major web application frameworks (Rails, Django, etc) have libraries that provide functionality for signing in, signing up, creating usernames, changing passwords, and managing lost passwords?
It seems to me that this is common functionality that...
Started by David on
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Rails has many more options than Django, but has no standard User model .
There are also many apps available to ease user management, such as django-registration .
Django has a standard User data model which is used extensively by Django applications .
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I am using asin to calculate the angle. The code is as below :
double FindAngle(const double theValue) { return asin(theValue); }
FindAngle returns a -0.0 (signed zero), when the argument theValue = -0.0. Now, how do i get rid of the minus sign from the...
Started by ratnaveer on
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by 4 people.
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Abs function (c++ reference)
If you just want....
Include <cmath> and use the abs function on your return value, if you want all results to be positive, or check if your return value is equal to -0.0 and take the abs value of it, for just that case .
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When I deploy my Flex application and browse to it in Firefox (3.0.8), typing an equals sign into a TextInput control results in a plus sign.
In Chrome and IE, an equals sign works as expected. Also, when I run the Flex project locally in Firefox, the...
Started by Adam on
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by 4 people.
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If....
If you disable wmode=transparent, it should work as expected.
This is a known issue in Firefox /Flash.
What is the language encoding in Firefox? Are you using a different keyboard layout? This sounds like a problem with the Firefox configuration .
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I have several sites in different domains: example.com , example.org , mail.example.com and passport.example.org . All of the sites are having common look-and-feel and should share the same user base.
And in such extreme case I still want all the sites...
Started by drdaeman on
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by 6 people.
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Sign out
Clear.
Authorization by cookie
You already have cookies on all domains.
For setting cookies on its.
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Could anybody tell me some simple and practical Single Sign-On and Single Sign-Off solutions using asp.net ?
I have googled a lot, but most articles just can not work for Single Sign-On and Single Sign-Off.
Started by Mike108 on
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(In fact StackOverflow's very authentication in based on OpenID....
A quick Google search yielded this article.
Plz check this http://www.codeproject.com/KB/web-security/aspnetsinglesignon.aspx
You may want to consider using OpenID with you ASP .NET app .
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