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ryncppr
11th July 2008, 02:29 AM
Ok , I am trying to resign my phcanBmp.dll file to have my own images. I have used ResHack in order to change the file and make a new one but I know you need to sign the file in order for it to work...

So I have downloaded the latest BuildOS+Package 4.2b3 and it has a signapp.exe.... Problem is I cant find any information on how to use it??? I have searched google and located a sign and timestamp dll files but I am not sure if this will work with mobile applications.

Please help

monx®
11th July 2008, 02:53 AM
Ok , I am trying to resign my phcanBmp.dll file to have my own images. I have used ResHack in order to change the file and make a new one but I know you need to sign the file in order for it to work...

So I have downloaded the latest BuildOS+Package 4.2b3 and it has a signapp.exe.... Problem is I cant find any information on how to use it??? I have searched google and located a sign and timestamp dll files but I am not sure if this will work with mobile applications.

Please help

ResHack will cause a dll or exe locked to sign if u edit it heavily.
Use Heaventools Resource Editor or PE Explorer instead ;)

ryncppr
11th July 2008, 03:42 AM
I bought Resource Editor and there is no way to sign the file....It shows when I edit only 6 bitmap files it says the file is no longer signed or trusted...is there a way around this


NEVER MIND GOOGLE IS MY FRIEND

scotchua
11th July 2008, 03:47 AM
I bought Resource Editor and there is no way to sign the file....It shows when I edit only 6 bitmap files it says the file is no longer signed or trusted...is there a way around this

i attached the program i used to sign the htchome.dll file I patched. Do the following:

1) Put the file in the same folder as the program.
2) Go into command prompt and navigate to the folder which contains the the file (in my case C:\Documents and Settings\ScottE\Desktop\Programs\ATT Tilt\Programs\SignCode\SignCode)
3) Type "sign filename" which in my case was: sign htchome.dll

Then it should give you a message that the file was signed.

I just added a screenshot

zeezee
11th July 2008, 04:02 AM
you can also use sign tool from Microsoft SDK 2008

monx®
11th July 2008, 04:21 AM
i tought he cannot sign the file after edit it. silly me :p there is also multisign tool floating in this forum based on SDK but with easy GUI.

ryncppr
11th July 2008, 05:08 AM
i attached the program i used to sign the htchome.dll file I patched. Do the following:

1) Put the file in the same folder as the program.
2) Go into command prompt and navigate to the folder which contains the the file (in my case C:\Documents and Settings\ScottE\Desktop\Programs\ATT Tilt\Programs\SignCode\SignCode)
3) Type "sign filename" which in my case was: sign htchome.dll

Then it should give you a message that the file was signed.

I just added a screenshot

Thats what I used..!!!! Thank you so much for the response...The 2008 SDK signs files but not really, you actually have to buy digital signatures...this way its free and works....

Just copied my phncanbmp test file to my phone and it works like a charm!!

scotchua
11th July 2008, 05:27 AM
Thats what I used..!!!! Thank you so much for the response...The 2008 SDK signs files but not really, you actually have to buy digital signatures...this way its free and works....

Just copied my phncanbmp test file to my phone and it works like a charm!!

Glad to help you man :)

bikhoda
13th August 2010, 02:45 AM
a lot of thanks dear scotchua very useful