This guide will help you quickly start signing with Signotaur. By following these steps, you'll soon be executing your first signing operation.
SignotaurTool.exe
.Once you've gathered the thumbprint and API key, you can use the SignotaurTool.exe
to sign your files. Open a command prompt and enter the following command, replacing the placeholders with your specific details:
```shell
SignotaurTool.exe sign --api-key
--api-key <APIKey>
: The API key you generated earlier.--thumbprint <CertificateThumbprint>
: The thumbprint of the certificate you retrieved.--sign-server https://hostname:port
: The URL of the Signotaur server.--file-digest SHA384
: The digest algorithm used for the file signature (can also be SHA256
or SHA512
).--tr http://timestamp.digicert.com
: The timestamp server URL used to add a timestamp to your signature.--td SHA256
: The timestamp digest algorithm (can also be SHA384
or SHA512
).--allow-untrusted
: Allows signing with an untrusted or self-certified certificate, use with caution.<PathToFilesToSign>
: The path(s) to the files you wish to sign, including support for wildcards.For more information on all the available command line parameters and their usage, refer to the full client command line documentation.