Loren wrote:
I don't know that commenting out the assert is a good idea. Your
probably getting a bogus error as a result.
Have you tried using the cert to sign something? That is, skip trying
to list it, and just go ahead and use it and see what happens.
-Ian
Yes I did, and failed :(
One more try with -p, it succeeds.
In other words, it seems very likely to be a problem of not properly
initializing the PK11_Global structure.
$ ./signtool -d . -k "Test User One" -Z signed.jar -p "mypassword" empty
using certificate directory: .
Generating empty/META-INF/manifest.mf file..
Generating zigbert.sf file..
adding empty/META-INF/manifest.mf to signed.jar...(deflated 4%)
adding empty/META-INF/zigbert.sf to signed.jar...(deflated 14%)
adding empty/META-INF/zigbert.rsa to signed.jar...(deflated 34%)
tree "empty" signed successfully
This is a known bug. signtool doesn't work without the -p option.
-Ian
