On Nov 22 2020, at 8:14 pm, Tim Roberts wrote:
> On Nov 22, 2020, at 4:16 AM, Antoine FERRON via python-win32
> wrote:
> >
> > Can you confirm that TPM "Microsoft Platform Crypto Provider" requires
> > "CNG", and pywin32 is only "CAPI" ca
Hello pywin32 maintainers and enthusiasts,
I intend to use a TPM on Windows to generate, store and sign, through the win32
CNG API (NCryptCreatePersistedKey
(https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/ncrypt/nf-ncrypt-ncryptcreatepersistedkey)
and NCryptSignHash) but within a Python
I would recommend that you work with an object from a class, and using def
__del__(self):
I think when Windows shutdown, it send a stop/quit signal to all processes.
When your Python is stopped by the OS, it can stop gracefully, and write the
info in the file to backup, before it dies. This
Hi Matteo,
Yes, use pyinstaller. I let py2exe for 4 years I think, and pyinstaller is very
helpful to build binary package for end users. I'm using to build binary
packages for multiple projects, up to 3.9, no issue, and it gets better and
better. I'm not using for your use case, but it should
Probably you can code sign the pyd with your certificate (valid from Microsoft
chain). This looks like the cause is the pyd has no signature, once signed (as
a DLL) it should work. That's the same way you sign the exe (if you do so, and
I'm advise to do so).
