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  • tariq
    #1

    quick question on al.exe

    Hi,
    got a quick question on al.exe
    i have an assembly say library.dll without any strong name
    i have a sn pair say org.snk

    how do i sign library.dll with org.snk using al?

    tx
    -T


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    • Peter Koen
      #2
      Re: quick question on al.exe

      "tariq" <t#@Softhome.ne t> wrote in news:#Hj$F6soDH A.2268
      @TK2MSFTNGP12.p hx.gbl:
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      > Hi,
      > got a quick question on al.exe
      > i have an assembly say library.dll without any strong name
      > i have a sn pair say org.snk
      >
      > how do i sign library.dll with org.snk using al?
      >
      > tx
      > -T
      >
      >[/color]

      not with al. it's done with the strongname tool:

      sn -R library.dll org.snk

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        • Tariq Ayad
          #3
          Re: quick question on al.exe


          Thanks very much


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            • Rashad Rivera
              #4
              Re: quick question on al.exe

              I tried that and I got an error message; "library.dl l does not represent a strongly named assembly." What could be the problem?

              - Rashad [MCP]

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                • Tariq Ayad
                  #5
                  Re: quick question on al.exe

                  It kinda doesnt work.

                  The dll should already have a strong name to sn -R....

                  What is needed is a way of inserting a sn key pair to dll which is not
                  signed

                  -Tariq

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                    • Grant Richins [MS]
                      #6
                      Re: quick question on al.exe

                      There is no way to do that.

                      The closest you can do is to sign something that was delay signed, or to
                      re-sign something that was signed (or delay signed) with a different key.

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                      --Grant
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                      "Tariq Ayad" <t#@softhome.ne t> wrote in message
                      news:OHaQXLvrDH A.1740@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
                      > It kinda doesnt work.
                      >
                      > The dll should already have a strong name to sn -R....
                      >
                      > What is needed is a way of inserting a sn key pair to dll which is not
                      > signed
                      >
                      > -Tariq
                      >
                      > *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***
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