Does anyone has digital signed a. .rtexe file which build from Labview?

[JeanCao]

When I built our application used Labview PXI got startup.rtexe file. Now we need to digital sign this file.

I first I tried sign .rtexe, it cannot sign, then our developer team suggested me to rename the file as Startuprt.exe. I tried again. I got below error.

SignTool Error: This file format cannot be signed because it is not recognized.

SignTool Error: An error occurred while attempting to sign: Startuprt.exe

SignTool Error: This file format cannot be verified because it is not

        recognized.

[RobertoBozzolo]

You have ended up posting in the LabWindows/CVI board! I suggest you repost this question to the LabVIEW board since it may be related to some item specific to the format of the executables created by LV.

[rolfk]

What system do you try to run this real-time executable on? None of the NI Real-Time platforms will AFAIK require an executable to be signed in order to run it. And for other systems the rtexe file has about as much meaning as a Word Document to an Image Editor.

[JeanCao]

When I built our application used Labview PXI got startup.rtexe file. Now we need to digital sign this file.

I first I tried sign .rtexe, it cannot sign, then our developer team suggested me to rename the file as Startuprt.exe. I tried again. I got below error.

SignTool Error: This file format cannot be signed because it is not recognized.

SignTool Error: An error occurred while attempting to sign: Startuprt.exe

SignTool Error: This file format cannot be verified because it is not

[GerdW]

Hi Jean,

is there a reason you need to create two threads for the very same question?

[JeanCao]

first time I created in wrong board. Someone suggested to move to this board.

[JeanCao]

one .rtexe run on windows and the other .rtexe run on Linux.

[JeanCao]

startup.rtexe need digital sign because development team think the .rtexe is same as .exe file and company security policy request all the .exe file need digital sign.

[GerdW]

Hi Jean,

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@JeanCao wrote:

one .rtexe run on windows

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This is wrong, Windows does NOT execute RTEXE files…