how to select an old version of a certificate #302
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It's not documented in the README (will fix that) but @ConcernedCitizen recently contributed |
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I apologize for copying the response but my old certificate expires on February 24th that makes me desperate.
I've found the argument in question in another branch cert-version-selection. PR a14010f is marked as merged but I don't see the commit in the main branch. Could you merge cert-version-selection in the main branch and publish a new build? |
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Hello!
I have renewed my certificate and, as a result, there are two versions in the KeyVault.
By default, AzureSignTool takes the newer version. However, I have to sign an .msi with the older version.
According to the Q&A, I should specify the certificate identifier (certificate URI).
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1078341/can-you-use-an-older-version-of-a-certificate-inst
I tried to pass the certificate identifier as a -kvu argument but it didn't work.
"azuresigntool.exe" sign -kvu "https://(name).vault.azure.net/certificates/(cert_name)/eb52f040084f4d94b93b2fbf...." ....
Could someone kindly advise on how to sign a file with an old valid certificate?
Thank you
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