Re: How to install and test custom CSP
- From: "Daniel McCann" <dmccann@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 14:58:55 -0600
Hi,
I'm trying to use the patched advapi32.dll file by copying it to the
windows/system32 directory on XP, but it looks like the OS is overwriting
the new patched advapi32.dll with the old one. How do I get around this so
I can test my CSP?
"lelteto" <lelteto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0AE2DB6F-D7A9-459A-A5F0-F374246D8DDC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Microsoft changed how test CSPs are used. Instead of test-signing now you
will need to load a KERNEL DEBUGGER on the test computer. (You don't need
to
actually use the debugger - it just has to be loaded.)
Alternatively, you would need a patched advapi32.dll (which doesn't check
for the kernel debugger). Please search for this forum with the keyword
"advapi32" and you can find several patch instructions for various Windows
versions.
Laszlo Elteto
SafeNet, Inc.
"hamilton" wrote:
Hello,
I'm writing a custom CSP based on cspdk, and sign mycsp.dll as following
method.
"cspSign c mycsp.dll"
After that, I veryfy it and install on target WinXP machine.
"cspSign v mycsp.dll"
"regsvr32 mycsp.dll"
It seems to success, because there is no error and I can see my csp in
registry editor, path=....../Defaults/Provider.
But, I cannot call my csp from test code,because error is occured,
"NTE_BAD_SIGNATURE".
Please help and tell how to install custom csp and check it.
Thanks,
hamilton
.
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