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Re: How do you codesign a Packages .pkg?
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Re: How do you codesign a Packages .pkg?

  • Subject: Re: How do you codesign a Packages .pkg?
  • From: Vikram Singh <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 07 Mar 2017 07:40:24 +0530
All .pkg files are signed using "productsign" and you have to use "Developer ID Installer" certificate.

productsign   --sign   "Developer ID Installer signing identity"   PKG_PATH   signed_pkg_path 

Thanks, 
Vikram 

On Mar 7, 2017 6:51 AM, "Stephen Kay" <email@hidden> wrote:
I'm replacing a VICE X installer with Packages, I have the thing pretty
much created and working, it's a flat package .pkg - but can this even be
code-signed?

I used to codesign the VICE Installer.app with my "Developer ID
Application" and it worked just fine (it was an app, after all). Now, I'm
trying the same procedures on the Installer.pkg and getting weird results,
such as it says it's codesigned on the machine I did it on, but if I move
it to another machine it isn't there, or not all of it. If I upload it and
download it as a test (on a .dmg), it fails GateKeeper and says its not
signed, but verifying it on the machine it was done on shows that it is?

Does this need to be a .mpkg in order for it to work? Or some other thing?
(The delivery mechanism is a .dmg, that has the Installer.pkg on it...)

Thanks,
- Stephen


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