Simple PBO sign tool using python multiprocessing.
- Uses all available CPU power to make signing fast
- Can creates new unique keypair each time you sign
- can move public/private key to configured dir (for easier deployment)
- verify signatures after signing
- heavily customizable with command line arguments (see usage)
Since colors are nice (and show errors better) and manually doing colors in python is annoying you have to
install colorama
either in a virtual env or globally.
pip install colorama
Simply drop the DSSignFiles.exe
,DSCreateKey.exe
and DSCheckSignatures.exe
in a directory of your choice
together with the sign.py
script.
DISCLAIMER This Script does not handle bad input well, unexpected things can happen!
The simplest option is to run ptyhon sign.py /path/to/your/@Mod
.
For more advanced usage and documentation run python sign.py --help
.
usage: sign.py [-h] [-k PUBLIC_KEY_PATH] [-p PRIVATE_KEY_PATH] [-a AUTHORITY]
[-t] [-c] [-o] [-u] [-d] [-e] [-v]
path
positional arguments:
path path to mod root directory (not addons)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-k PUBLIC_KEY_PATH, --public-key-path PUBLIC_KEY_PATH
path to directory for storing generated public key
(default <base path>/keys)
-p PRIVATE_KEY_PATH, --private-key-path PRIVATE_KEY_PATH
path to directory for storing generated private key
-a AUTHORITY, --authority AUTHORITY
basically the name of the key
-t, --timestamp adds a timestamp to the authority name
-c, --clean if old bisign and key files should be deleted
-o, --old do not create new key because old one exists (if there
is no old one things will break)
-u, --unsafe do not check if created signatures are valid
-d, --delete delete bikey and private key when finished
-e, --export export public key to defined directory
-v, --verbose verbose console output when signing
If this is not enough for you simply scrap all the command line stuff from the python script and rewrite it to fit your needs.
Fixed anything broken or added a new Feature ? Pull Requests and Issues are always welcome!