MarkD wrote:Can I use the same
certificate to sign the xpi file.
Yes, certificate that are signed by a CA included inside the default CA list of Mozilla will work.
You will be able to sign an XPI file soon. The next release of NSS will have a new -X option for XPI files.
You forget to say Doug Turner gave interim instruction on how to do it manually in the message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> :
I did something like this to create the xpi (from a newsgroup posing I made):
signtool -d ./certs -kdougt test cd test zip test.xpi META-INF/zigbert.rsa zip -r -D test.xpi * -x META-INF/zigbert.rsa mv test.xpi ../ cd ..
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