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Signing pyS60 itself -
2007-11-09, 12:00
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Hey guys.
Is it possible to sign the python interpreter itself so I can test my scripts without having to sign and then install them each time? Thanks, Ian 
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Re: Signing pyS60 itself -
2007-11-09, 15:43
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Yes, you can.
However, pure python scripts and library modules (.py files) do not need signing. When you store them in E:\Python (for scripts) and E:\Python\Lib (for library modules) they simply run with whatever capabilities the python executable is started. Regards, Niels
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Re: Signing pyS60 itself -
2007-11-09, 17:33
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So, sorry to be noob, what process do I need to go through to sign Python itself?
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Re: Signing pyS60 itself -
2007-11-10, 16:53
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You'll need to download the right SDK, apply for a developer cert, and read lots of manuals. I'm sorry but actually comes up a bit too often. Did you search the forum and the wiki?
Regards, Niels
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