[TOOL] Auto Resigner 8/29/2011

[asadullah]

AUTO RESIGNER
What it is:
A batch tool that can resign apks and update zips both with either a release key or a test key.

How to use it:
Unzip the file (if on windows you'll need 7zip)
inside are three folders pick the one with the distro your using
follow the readme instructions

I'm not promising anything but when I get back tonight I should put up better instructions
check out the original thread here if you want to make your own release key


Note I find that sometimes it's best to remove the old signatures

Download here

 

[Takenover83]

Thanks for sharing this. Should make things a little simpler. (was tinkering with launcherpro themes earlier)

 

[muzramp]

Hopefully this work. the one you sent me stopped working lol.

 

[muzramp]

Wow. Im dumb no wonder it didn't work. Forgot to set path back to java.

 

[jdcnosse]

Re: [TOOL] Auto Resigner 4/5/2011

the link doesn't work no more

 

[asadullah]

Re: [TOOL] Auto Resigner 4/5/2011

the link doesn't work no more

I shut down one of my google accounts unfortunately that killed some of my links I'll reuload it a little later today

 

[asadullah]

Re: [TOOL] Auto Resigner 4/5/2011

I shut down one of my google accounts unfortunately that killed some of my links I'll reuload it a little later today

Updated and added support for linux. Make sure that the file is executable

 

[bigsupersquid]

Re: [TOOL] Auto Resigner 4/5/2011

Updated and added support for linux. Make sure that the file is executable

I'm getting a 'can't execute binary file' error in debian.
did a chmod 755 autosignall829 (the sole contents of the .lzma) before trying it. Its properties showed as executable before and after the chmod in a file manager.
My bad?
Haven't powered up my windoze install in over a week, I should try this out on there just to see.

 

[asadullah]

Re: [TOOL] Auto Resigner 4/5/2011

I'm getting a 'can't execute binary file' error in debian.
did a chmod 755 autosignall829 (the sole contents of the .lzma) before trying it. Its properties showed as executable before and after the chmod in a file manager.
My bad?
Haven't powered up my windoze install in over a week, I should try this out on there just to see.

eXtract the autosignall829.lzma and then the autosignall that comes out of that. I've done it to

 

[bigsupersquid]

turns out I had to use 7zip in windoze to extract that file.
debian saw it as an executable binary, and neither of my archivers could open it (file-roller and squeeze)
still haven't gotten a working gui frontend for p7zip in debian, blah. <edit> so just NOW found a 10-year old blog post pointing to xarchiver as a p7zip-full frontend. That combo actually sees the contents of the autoresignall829, and can unpack it just fine. Good, now I can ditch squeeze and file-roller, and not have to use windoze or wine for 7zip functionality!
thanks for the tool and info!

 

[asadullah]

I'm using ubuntu 11.04 64bit and I just right click compress and/or decompress