Wallace Kelly
writes about F#, WPF, async, and the like.
MAGE.EXE and the Certificate Store
I need to sign a ClickOnce manifest using mage.exe.
The certificate is in the Windows Certificate Store.
How do I do that?
There are two things you need to know.
First, use mage.exe's -CertHash parameter instead of the -CertFile parameter.
Second, locate the certificate's hash.
- Open the
certmgr.mscmanagement console. - Locate the certificate of interest.
- Double-click on it.
- Select the Details tab.
- Scroll down to the Thumbprint field and select it.
- Copy the Thumbprint onto the Windows clipboard.
Now, you can run mage.exe like this:
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MAGE.EXE and the Certificate Store
I need to sign a ClickOnce manifest using mage.exe.
The certificate is in the Windows Certificate Store.
How do I do that?
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Wallace Kelly writes F# code. He lives and works in North Carolina. He is available for software development and training opportunties. Contact him at wally@bluerockresearch.com.