Signature verification failed for extension

[Brontzai]

Hi everyone.
Can't just run my test cep extention
I do everything according to the instructions.
I just take a test cep extention and put it along the path /Users/username/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions
it appears in my window - extentions
i click on it but the extention doesn't run.
In the logs, this error "Signature verification failed for extension com.extension.testing.panel" Do I need to create a certificate, and use this certificate to sign all the files that are in my project?
Or somehow sign through ZXPSignCmd. I work on Mac OS. Couldn't find instructions. What am I doing wrong?
I ask for help

[shachar carmi]

maybe this would help.

https://community.adobe.com/t5/exchange-discussions/signature-verification-failed-on-mac-but-not-on-...

[Brontzai · Accepted solution]

Solved the problem like this
defaults write com.adobe.CSXS.11 PlayerDebugMode 1
.11

[Justin Taylor-Hyper Brew]

That will disable the need for code-signing on your machine. If you're distributing your tool to other users, you'll want to set up signing successfully.

Yes you need to make a cert first and use that to sign your panel. More info in the CEP Cookbook: 

https://github.com/Adobe-CEP/CEP-Resources/blob/master/CEP_11.x/Documentation/CEP%2011.1%20HTML%20Ex...

[Mathias Moehl]

That's perfect for development, but as Justin said, you should properly sign the extension when distributing to others.
Also note that on some machines even properly signed extensions won't open properly (a CEP bug?). 
Using the aescripts ZXP installer you can then enable debug mode also using a convenient UI:

https://aescripts.com/knowledgebase/index/view/faq/zxp-cep-extension-won-t-open/

[Brontzai]

I only needed to create my product and test it. I'm not going to distribute yet.
I solved this issue, already played around. And I realized that I do not need CEP.
I'm writing C++ plugins and I need to figure out how to make interfaces with AEGP. I took the Panelator example, but I still don’t understand something. I read the documentation but didn't find anything. I'll probably write a separate thread

[Kenneth5F98]

Stupid question -- what exactly does that mean? How exactly does one implement this? Is there a file somewhere to set that in, or is it a Windows Registrty setting? Or I can set it via Premiere Pro?

[Justin Taylor-Hyper Brew]

PlayerDebugMode is a registry setting on Windows, or a prefs file on Mac. Signing is required for machines without PlayerDebugMode on. More details in the CEP Cookbook

[Kenneth5F98]

Thank you!