Code signing question

[Edward J. Stembler]

I imported my certificate from a .p7b file.

When I created a sample self-signed root certificate -- which worked  
-- I noticed the private key is part of the certificate in the  
keychain.  My imported Authenticode certificate doesn't show a private  
key in the keychain.  I know on the Windows side, the private key was  
stored in a separate (binary) file; something like:  myprivatekey.pvk.

In any case, I have en e-mail out to VeriSign to see if they have any  
guidance or instructions...


On Dec 18, 2007, at 11:21 AM, David Dunham wrote:

> I use
>
> codesign --sign "GameHouse, Inc." "${BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR}"/"$
> {FULL_PRODUCT_NAME}"
>
> where "GamHouse, Inc." is the name of the VeriSign-issued certificate
> in my keychain. So maybe you need to import it into your keychain,
> not the system? (I imported a .pfx file if I recall correctly.)
>
> David Dunham   Macintosh Game Developer
> GameHouse Studios     +1 206 926 5722     www.gamehouse.com
>     "They said it couldn't be done but sometimes it doesn't
>      work out that way." -- Casey Stengel