> I want to sign an user-unique cabinet file. So each time I must resigne
> the cabinet before it is downloaded by the user.
>
> I am trying to spawn a process that calls Signtool.exe with the
> arguments
> being:
> sign /f newcert.pfx /p password /v mycab.cab
> Starting the process yields a standard error result of: SignTool
> Error: File not found: newcert.pfx
>
> I have tried impersonating the person who owns the certificate and I
> get a
> different standard error of :
> SignTool Error: CoCreateInstance returned error: 0x80070005 Access is
> denied
> Does anyone know what I should do now?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> DanB
>

<dbaier@pleasepleasenospam_leastprivilege.com> wrote in message
news:4580be637d9e8c87d0937aa2390@news.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> i would fully qualify all paths that your are using, e.g. to the .pfx
> file. Otherwise you are making assumption about the working directory
> which may not be true, you can test this by using:
>
> <%= Environment.CurrentDirectory %>
>
> on a page.
>
> dominick
>
>> I want to sign an user-unique cabinet file. So each time I must resigne
>> the cabinet before it is downloaded by the user.
>>
>> I am trying to spawn a process that calls Signtool.exe with the
>> arguments
>> being:
>> sign /f newcert.pfx /p password /v mycab.cab
>> Starting the process yields a standard error result of: SignTool
>> Error: File not found: newcert.pfx
>>
>> I have tried impersonating the person who owns the certificate and I
>> get a
>> different standard error of :
>> SignTool Error: CoCreateInstance returned error: 0x80070005 Access is
>> denied
>> Does anyone know what I should do now?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> DanB
>>
>
>