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    Info Get your own symbian certificates from MC tools

    Get Ur Own Symbian Certificates For Commercial Applications [Megawrz Tools]

    STEP 1: Goto
    Code: 
    http://www.mobilesforums.com/cer.php
    STEP 2: Fill all details in text area to generate desired Symbian Certificates




    RSA Private key bit size : Select Us Own Bit size

    Enter Number of days the certificate is Valid : 1 year = 365 days
    LIMITATION is 25 Years.

    Security Code : Enter ur CAPTCHA code for Validation

    And click on Generate button


    Ur Certificates are Generated




    Now Copy "Certificate Signing Request" Code to Notepad. And Save it as Symbian.csr

    Copy "Public Key Certificate" Code to Notepad. And Save it as Symbian.cer

    Copy "Private Key" Code to Notepad. And Save it as Symbian.key




    What is Self-signed certificate?

    An application can be signed using self-signed certificate if it does not require any capabilities that cannot be granted by the users. Technically, it means the application does not require any capability or require one (or more) of the following capabilities:

    • LocalServices
    • Location (starting with S60 3rd Edition FP2)
    • NetworkServices
    • UserEnvironment
    • ReadUserData
    • WriteUSerData

    Self-signed certificate is generated by the developer and as such it cannot be trusted by the device. During installation, the users will be prompted a warning dialog saying that the application is not trusted.

    This type of certificate can be used for signing commercial releases of the applications.

    The features and limits of self-signed certificate are:

    • it is not restricted to the list of devices with specified IMEI (i.e. no restrictions by IMEI);
    • it can have different period of validity (for example, SISContents self-signed certificate is valid for 25 years);
    • it can grant only a basic set of capabilities, which are called user grantable. These are: NetworkServices, LocalServices, ReadUserData, WriteUserData, UserEnvironment (and Location in S60v3.2 and newer S60 based devices and UIQ 3.0+ devices);
    • suitable to sign packages with UID from unprotected range (0xA0000000 - 0xAFFFFFFF and test range: 0xE0000000 - 0xEFFFFFFF). Packages with UID from protected range cannot be signed against this type of certificate.

    How to sign with your cer & key




    PART 2 :
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    Just Extract it and Use application



    1. Drag Or Open Any Sis / Sisx File With this Sis Content to Proceed Further .



    2. Now Click Sign Icon




    3. Now Select Keypairs Icon Shown in Below Screenshot .

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    4. Now Fill All Require details as Show in Below ScreenShot . After that Click Add profile to Create Profile Name in List.





    3. After that Select Package Icon Beside Keyparis . And Select ur Profile name from Signing Profiles As show in Below ScreenShot




    Thats it After Selection Just Click on Add Signature


    PART 3 :


    The following steps disable the signature verification:

    1.open the “Application Manager”
    2.click the left soft key to open the options menu
    3.from the list choose the point “Settings”
    4.switch the option “Software Installation” to “All”
    5.switch the option “Online certif. check” to “Off”

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    captha pic not working....hmmm

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    Default Re: Get your own symbian certificates from MC tools

    Reported to admin team they shall fix it

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    Reported to admin team they shall fix it
    Already report...still same problm...;(

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    We have a problem from OpenSSL Gateway No worry we have already received your report, It shall be fixed ASAP

    Kind Regards,

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    When I try to generate my certificates, i get this menssage below :

    Warning: openssl_csr_sign(): cannot get CSR from parameter 1 in /home/mobiles/public_html/ssl/OpenSSL.php on line 38
    Warning: openssl_x509_export(): cannot get cert from parameter 1 in /home/mobiles/public_html/ssl/OpenSSL.php on line 39
    Warning: openssl_pkey_export(): cannot get key from parameter 1 in /home/mobiles/public_html/ssl/OpenSSL.php on line 40
    Warning: openssl_csr_export() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/mobiles/public_html/ssl/OpenSSL.php on line 41
    When the admin team fix it?

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    We are not getting any proper updates from author. Mean while you can generate certificates using below method

    SSL (Secure Socket Layer) is used for encryption and decryption, processing of S/MIME signed or encrypted mails, generation of certificates and more. To use it on Windows (32 and 64 bit versions), download the OpenSSL tools from [Only Registered and Activated users can see Content.
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    ]
    .
    Uncompress it anywhere you like and start it by double-clicking the openssl.exe executable in the \bin folder.

    If you create files with OpenSSL, they will appear in the \bin directory by default.
    To create a self-signed SSL certificate, you first need a key. Create it like this:

    genrsa -des3 -out server.key 4096
    Type in your desired key (password) and confirm it. Next, you need a certificate request. Create it as follows and give the path to the config file in the -config option (it should be in the directory where you unpacked the files to):

    req -config C:\path\to\openssl.cnf -new -key server.key -out server.csr
    Next, sign the certificate request:

    x509 -req -days 365 -in server.csr -signkey server.key -out server.crt
    The -days option specifies how long the certificate will be valid – mine will be for one year. Now you have a signed certificate.
    However if you want to use it with programs as Thunderbird or similar, you will need the certificate to be in the .p12 format. To accomplish this, enter following:

    pkcs12 -export -in server.crt -inkey server.key -name “Your Full Name” -out server.p12


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