How to do Notarization Now Nov 1 23 Sonoma

[Mike Matthews - Omnis]

Hello Das,

I certainly don’t need to do this.  Just the one script.  This if for v10.22 and v11.00

What are invalid when you ask for the results.  At this point you use the big number to get the results back as per my last email.

Mike Matthews

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On 1 Nov 2023, at 17:58, Das Goravani <goravanis at gmail.com<mailto:goravanis at gmail.com>> wrote:

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Well I was able to run the Notary Tool Submit command, it uploaded and processed but it came back "invalid".

I checked what that means with the command that gives you info on your submission and it listed a few files saying they weren’t signed or didn’t have a secure timestamp on them.

My —deep code sign command is supposed to sign all files and it includes the —timestamp command, so it’s odd that these things happened.

I guess I’m going to have to use Omnis to build a list of all files inside Omnis and from that create a script that has one code sign line for each file… like the way Phil Potter does it.

This is a major bummer.

If anyone knows how to code sign on Sonoma without building a massive script let me know.

Das Goravani
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