IDE :: Certificate For Signature Could Not Be Confirmed
Jun 16, 2011
I try to run my Authenticode signed app on a clean Vista PC (not internet connection available ever). I have a look in Internet Explorer if the root certificate (Trustcenter) is there, and it is not. I get the message that the reference could not be resolved, and when I click file properties and have a look at the certificate, it says "The certificate for the signature could not be confirmed". Is that a normal behaviour? I mean does the computer need to have the root certificate from Trustcenter installed?
I went to load an app I was working on before my system died a few days back and I loaded up VB Express 2010 .Net, opened my project and saw this error ...
Error1Unable to find manifest signing certificate in the certificate store.HexHelperProject
If this is related to the Security Certificates stored by XP, then I'm in trouble as they are GONE. Must I start a new project and rebuild this whole app?
I am having an issue getting the below error. This error is in a small mail app using smtpClient. I had this working on this same computer but had to reformat and now I am getting the error. The error does not display anymore info then what is below and do not know where or how to fix it.error: Unable to find manifest signing certificate in the certificate store.
I'm planning on using the Smart Device Framework 2.3 to use the signature control panel in a Windows Mobile 5 application using the compact framework 3.5.
The control has the option to save the signature as either a byte array of points, or as a bitmap. Now seeing as I want to store the signature in a sql compact database, I guess the byte array is going to be better. The trouble is, I'm not sure how to render that in a full WinForms application after I've transferred it back to the desktop.
I need to show the signature on a report, so it would need to be an image I could link/embed into the report.
i m getting problem inh my project, which in VB.NET.Actually i was developing a small software, to be familier with visual basic.NET, as i was coding with Visual Basic.everything was running very fine, day before i installed winXp again ( freash installeation). Then simply VS 2005,with out any error.Now i m able to open, my project, i can edit it, but if i try to build the executable, or compilation. it is giving strange error.below what error IDE is giving Code:
how can i capture a signature from an Electronic Signature Pad and store it in database. is there any particular api or it can be captured just like capturing an image from a WebCam. Is it manufacturer specific?
I was trying to use a GetAsyncKeyState code but each time I run the program an error occers where
[Code]....
'A call to PInvoke function 'WindowsApplication1!WindowsApplication1.Form1::GetAsyncKeyState' has unbalanced the stack. This is likely because the managed PInvoke signature does not match the unmanaged target signature. Check that the calling convention and parameters of the PInvoke signature match the target unmanaged signature.' The full code is in timer with (1) time interval
We have somewhat bureaucratic way of making new users to our system. I noticed I had to write same info over and over again to different places (such as AD and our databases). So I desided to make a little application that inserts the info to all the right places with one click. Now I can create new user with one form and push of a button except the client certificate. For that I must login to our certserv and fill in a form.
Is there an easy way to make client sertificate request to the certserv so that it would give me the certificate automatically? I tried to google about it and got some info about the system.security.cryptography, but got stuck before getting any near of requesting new certificate.
I am trying to get OpenSSL.net to 1) create a key pair to use for CA signing and 2) create and sign certificates using this CA. I have managed to create an RSA/SHA1 X509CertificateAuthority, and have created a X509Request and keys, but I am running into problems actually signing the request.
'create the request and request key Dim rsa As OpenSSL.Crypto.RSA = New OpenSSL.Crypto.RSA() rsa.GenerateKeys(1024, 65569, Nothing, Nothing)
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I am getting an OpenSslException on the line noted above, with the message error:0606B06E:digital envelope routines:EVP_SignFinal:wrong public key type error:0D0C3006:asn1 encoding routines:ASN1_item_sign:EVP lib
I'm searching for a way to validate (or bypass validation for) self-signed SSL certificates using VB .Net. I found code to do this in C# and tried converting it into VB code, but I'm not having any luck.
Here is the C# code. Here is what I tried:
Imports System Imports System.Net Imports System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates
I mean, My project is library based. So one very important dll should be under my control. I have to create a certificate for this dll. this certificate will be date wise. with expiry date. to run that project, the user must run the certificate.
public static void Test() { byte[] arrayCertificate;
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But this certificate doesn't have a "Subject Unique Identifier" Take a look at this:
[URL] (The part of Structure of a certificate)
And I want to know how can I read that value from my .NET code (I looked that I can get SerialNumber, Thumbprints and others but there is no Subject UID anywhere).
If anyone can share an openssl command to include this UID for the certificate :-) (pfx one)
I have programmed succesfully with VB 4.0 for years and have recently started to "Update" myself with Visual Basic 2005. I tried to build an application to distribute via CD. I received the following error:
Error 2 SignTool reported an error 'Failed to sign binReleaseCounting Stewards data entry.publish\setup.exe. SignTool Error: ISignedCode::Sign returned error: 0x80880253
The signer's certificate is not valid for signing. SignTool Error: An error occurred while attempting to sign: binReleaseCounting Stewards data entry.publish\setup.exe
I am totally "out to lunch." I have no clue of what this is about and cannot find anything in my references which address it. I have found no code on line that enlightens me. Is there a simple explanation and/or fix? Where can I learn more in order to avoid this in the future?
You can install certificate into certificate store using Wizard in certmgr.msc (Right click install)? Does anyone knows how to "cleanly" remove all the certificate by either using wizard/Code (pref.) /Script ?
I want to be able to remove everything (that I have installed earlier) from the LocalMachine and/or CurrentUser Store without leaving any residue.
Is there a collection or property somewhere to determine the certificate properties that is in used with the current browser?
If I right-click on the browser object on the VB form, I can see the properties and see the certificates, etc. But is there a way to programatically get to that point? Not seeing anything clearly marked. Not sure if it isn't exposed or if I'm just not seeing it.
I have an application that was deployed almost a year ago using clickonce. My Test certificate is about to expire. Seemed to have read somewhere that the problem was fixed in VS 2008. Can someone confirm and tell me if there is something I have to do to keep my users up and running? Also, if I make changes to the application and redeploy after the expire date, is there anything I need to do? I don't know anything about certificates just that I had to create one to use ClickOnce.
When I build my project I get a compile error stating "Could not locate the manifest signing certificate in the certificate store". This is a new one to me and I have no idea how to solve it.
I have a signedXML object Dim signedXml As New SignedXml (envelope)I need to set the SigningKey property of this object signedXml.SigningKey..I also have my certificate object Dim cert As X509Certificate = Me.GetX509Certificate...How can I set the SigningKey property of signedXml using my cert.In .NET 2.0 each X509Certificate had a 'Key' property which returned an RSA object, but in 3.5 this property is removed.
how can I create a certificate for signing a ClickOnce manifest. At [URL] I have read that makecert is only for testing purposes. So what shall I use to get an certificate?
Greetings, I am trying to install a certificate from a .p12 file into the Local Machine - Personal store and set the permissions for Everyone to full control. I can acheive this manually with mmc on W7 (or mmc + WSE Certificate Tool on XP.) When attempting with the vb.net code below I get no errors but when I try to access the security tab (Manage Private Keys in mmc on W7, or WSE Certificate Tools on XP) I get the error, "No keys found for certificate!"
I am using the following code to install the certificate, which seems to be working. However I am not convinced its placing the private key in the correct place. I have tried two methods for setting permissions on the private key and the second method, which locates the private key file indicates the private key is being stored under usersmy-user-account... Should that be a public account
I need a regular expression that will pull 7 digit certificate numbers from a file. The numbers follow the word CERTIFICATE. There could be spaces between CERTIFICATE and the number and there could not be. Here is what I have so far, but it doesn't match if there are no spaces or just one space.
My application is small, I intend to use the installer that comes with VS 2008 Prof.Edition, or ClickOnce.I'm wondering which is better, I need to include a copy of the .NET framework 2.0 in a package, and have it installed simply, and also be easy to uninstall.
I am trying to send an email from a windows form application. I get the following error:
Message="The remote certificate is invalid according to the validation procedure." Source="System"
I do not care if there is a problem with the remote cert. How do I tell my application disregard and send anyway. Here is my
Public Function SendEmail(ByVal strEmailID As String, ByVal strFrom As String, ByVal strTo As String, ByVal strSubject As String, ByVal strBody As String, ByVal strHTML As String) As Boolean Dim blnSent As Boolean = False
how to suppress the dialogue of "Choose a digital certificate" in VB .NET when opening a HTTPS using Webbrowser control?I am writing a program to authenticate on some Firewalls via HTTPS links opened in a webbrowser on VB.NET form.Every time, that window pops up showing an empty list, asking for OK or Cancel, pressing any button on the dialogue, closes the it and continuing by authentication.Is there a way to automate accepting/closing/suppressing such a dialogue in VB.NET?
I have been trying to get a test 'developer use' authenticode certificate working on our server. We dont really want to pay for one until we have tested internally so we are using a test cert generated by tech-pro. So far i have:
- Installed certificate services sucessfully.
- Created a test certificate using tech-pro codesign.
- used signtool.exe wizard to sign the application.
- imported the test certifcate as a server root certificate.
All appears to have gone ok and without error but when i run the exe on a virtual VISTA machine logged onto the domain the program still prompts for the administrator to logon to elevate its priviliges. Is there another step im missing that requires me to specifically register the certificate directly on the virtual machine too? Or something else i need to do on the server to make that certificate valid for our domain?
I am trying to access the private key of a certificate I uploded to Windows azure do do decryption. I used a code similar to this post: Using DotNetOpenAuth OAuth 2 with Azure - Reading Certificate - difficulty extracting keys. Andrew Arnott provided an answer to what post referencing this link:[URL].. However I cannot access it so I am not sure what is the solution.
Essentially when try to cast the private key of a certificate as a RSACryptoProvider. I get nothing: Dim provider As RSACryptoServiceProvider = DirectCast(certificate.PrivateKey, RSACryptoServiceProvider)
That is provider is assigned nothing. The code works perfectly outside of Azure.
