[TC 11.00b3 x86] TOTALCMD.EXE has no digital signature

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[TC 11.00b3 x86] TOTALCMD.EXE has no digital signature

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The 32 Bit TOTALCMD.EXE has no digital signature.
(was okay in Beta1 and 2)
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Re: [TC 11.00b3 x86] TOTALCMD.EXE has no digital signature

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Odd, I didn't notice that. Beta 4 should be signed again.
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Re: [TC 11.00b3 x86] TOTALCMD.EXE has no digital signature

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Fixed in TC11.00beta4
All exe (except SHARE_NT.EXE) are digital signed now.

Is there a reason why "TOTALCMD.EXE", "TOTALCMD64.EXE", "TCUNINST.EXE" and "TCUNIN64.EXE" are only signed with sha256 and the other executables with sha256 and sha1?

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Re: [TC 11.00b3 x86] TOTALCMD.EXE has no digital signature

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At least wcmzip32.dll must be dual signed to be able to check and/or verify its signature on older systems that don't support SHA2 signatures, e.g. WinXP and older, Vista & Win7 without SHA2 update. If that signature doesn't verify, TC fails to load the DLL and won't be able to use ZIP encryption. See this thread for example: viewtopic.php?t=79108

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