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Codesigning apps in signed installers


  • Subject: Codesigning apps in signed installers
  • From: Edward Waxler <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 21 May 2012 12:05:10 -0700
  • Acceptlanguage: en-US
  • Thread-topic: Codesigning apps in signed installers

I've been able to verify Gatekeeper and our ability to sign our
installers using our Developer ID Installer certificate.  After going
through that process, I noticed that once an installer is signed, the
installed contents (i.e., applications) will run without issue, even
though the executables themselves are not actually signed.

I think we'll ultimately want to sign all of our executables  with our
Developer ID Application certificate regardless, but I'm just
wondering - will it ever become strictly necessary to sign executables
that are distributed via a signed installer?  Or would it only be
necessary to sign an app that's installed manually, e.g., by copying
the bundle into /Applications?

Thanks in advance,
Ed
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