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CheckSumVerify - verify integrity of the compiled exe


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22 hours ago, Deye said:

I didn't see anyone mention how this can work together with code signing ..
If you code sign a file before the first run the digital signature breaks right after
Sign the file after the first run and it becomes unverified  ..

was just interested to know how if it was technically possible to combine the both 

They can't be combined. The idea behind both methods is pretty much the same.

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@trancexx

Would be possible to have a version that if we set a variable containing a timeout value of the msgbox so I can automize the first call  without user interaction

as

Global $CheckSumVerifyTimeout = 1

#include "CheckSumVerify.a3x"

If Global not defined same as today no timeout waiting user interction

Thanks for this awesome include

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On ‎4‎.‎3‎.‎2018‎. at 12:24 AM, jpm said:

@trancexx

Would be possible to have a version that if we set a variable containing a timeout value of the msgbox so I can automize the first call  without user interaction

as

Global $CheckSumVerifyTimeout = 1

#include "CheckSumVerify.a3x"

If Global not defined same as today no timeout waiting user interction

Thanks for this awesome include

First run is meant to be done by you, not user. 
But I see what you mean by automating, so maybe it would be better to add custom callback function. Maybe like this:

Global $CheckSumVerifyCallback = CustomFunctionToCall
#include "CheckSumVerify.a3x"

...But that adds global variable, so I'm not sure.

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