Signing Files Made Easy!

By - Vaibhav Sharma On 2 February 2008 4 Comments

Pasco brings new that OPDA the people who brought us Mobile Signer which allowed us to sign applications on the mobile itself have made another great application called DevReq that allows allows us to create a .csr file on the mobile itself. It can then be uploaded to symbian signed and used to create a .cer.

This means that now files can be signed without access to a PC! So all those of you travelling, without access to a PC, on a Mac rejoice!

Note: Just install all the files in order in the phone memory. The default browser won’t let you download a .cer or for that matter any extention that the phone doesn’t recognise. So use Opera.

Download!

Via: Pasco

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4 Comments »

Claude-Eric Desguin said:

Could not install FreeCertReq_FP1.sisx.sis and FreeCertReq_mr.sisx.sis as their certificates are expired.

# 15 February 2009 at 11:20 pm

Claude-Eric Desguin said:

Could not install FreeCertReq_FP1.sisx.sis and FreeCertReq_mr.sisx.sis as their certificates are expired.

# 16 February 2009 at 4:50 am

paddyxx said:

Just set the Date of your Mobilephone 1 year back. For example, we have the 2th March 2009, so set it to 2th Marc 2008!
And it will work

# 2 March 2009 at 2:07 pm

paddyxx said:

Just set the Date of your Mobilephone 1 year back. For example, we have the 2th March 2009, so set it to 2th Marc 2008!
And it will work

# 2 March 2009 at 7:37 pm