Command-line options to sign a settings file
Another way to sign a settings file is by running DLTempAccessAdmin.exe from a command prompt. The file DLTempAccessAdmin.exe is located in the DeviceLock installation folder:
•%ProgramFiles%\DeviceLock\ on a 32-bit system by default.
•%ProgramFiles(x86)%\DeviceLock\ on a 64-bit system by default.
At a command prompt, switch to the DeviceLock installation folder, and use the following syntax to sign a settings file:
DLTempAccessAdmin.exe -s <in-file> -d <out-file> [-c <key-file>]
Option values in this syntax:
•<in-file> - The path and name of the settings file to sign.
•<out-file> - The path and name of the output signed settings file.
•<key-file> - The path and name of the file containing the private key of the DeviceLock certificate.
Example:
DLTempAccessAdmin.exe -s c:\temp\src.dls -d c:\temp\signed.dls -c c:\temp\private
Option -c <key-file> is not required. If this option is omitted, the file is signed using the key that was last used in the Signing Tool. Otherwise, the Signing Tool remembers the key specified by this option, and uses it in future operations by default.
If the file path or name contains spaces, the option value must be enclosed in quotation marks, such as -s "c:\temp\my settings".