[TOOL] pySignare - Quickly Sign APKs [Windows]

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MHENDIA

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Nice tutorial. I Appreciated it. :)

But it didn't work for me. The Apk (that I signed used your app) is completely installed. But, it can be opened. I don't know what's wrong. :\

I open the APK using NOX App Player :)

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Edit: Now the apk can be opened! :D THANKYOU!!! CASE CLOSED :D
 
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Negan

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I'm not sure if anyone is even subscribed to this thread anymore and can offer support but I'll give it a go anyway. I was hoping to use this for a few things and I ran into an issue when signing my apk. It seemed to generate the keystore for me fine but when signing I got what I believe to be an error stating :
Code:
Signing unsignedcom.lge.theme.vendor.overlay.carnt.common.apk
jarsigner: Certificate chain not found for: markbencz.  markbencz must reference a valid KeyStore key entry containing a private key and corresponding public key certificate chain.

Signing has finished, please check the messages above for any errors.
Your KEYSTORE password has been cleared
Press Enter to continue

it does leave what appears to be a signed apk in the correct folder but given the above message that just doesn't seem to be right. So if anyone has any insight and is still following this I'm open to suggestions.
 

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    v1.0

    Version 1.0
    • Complete re-write into python.

    Prerequisites

    Instructions
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