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Signing InDesign extensions

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Hi,

We are signing our InDesign extensions using the ZXPSignCmd-64bit command

https://github.com/Adobe-CEP/CEP-Resources/blob/master/ZXPSignCMD/SigningTechNote_CC.pdf

We have recently started using Digicert certificate and it appears the new signing requirements are as per the link EV Authenticode Signing using SignTool (digicert.com)

I would like to know if there are any update to the instructions for signing InDesign extensions to align with the updated guidance from DigiCert

Thanks

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lexxthefox

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There's a Github ticket for this now:
https://github.com/Adobe-CEP/CEP-Resources/issues/550
Please follow if this is still relevant for you.

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msl58

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Asaxena,

Did you try ErinF's suggestion of using a self-signed cert? Did it work?

TIA

msl58

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asaxenaAuthor

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Yes. It works and extension installs and works fine for us

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ErinF

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Letting you know that the new build of the ZXPSignCmd seems like it can handle certificates again!

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ErinF

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Hello,

Is the trouble here that the ZXPSignCMmd no longer supports DigiCert certificates? Just checking, as I know there was change in requirements a year or two ago...

The only workaround I have at the moment is to self-sign your ZXP packages. Self-signed ZXPs are allowed both in our Marketplace and are installable by InDesign.

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