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great guide, tried to sign the ‘rotateme’ app and everything seemed ok until i tried to install it on my phone. “constrained by certificate” was the error. still a great guide though!!
Hi, I haved follwed your instruction, but I have a problem at the last part, I dont see any new file is created called signed application, even that I changed the value of the auto_signsis.bat . Any one help..
thank for example !!!
i tried installing using pc suite and it works!thanks a lot !
hello
you say that it doesn’t accept publicly available email domains, wher can i get a mail adress that Symbiansigned.com will accept, i tried a lot of diffrent mail adress but no one will seems to work. pleas giv me a tip of a free mail adress that Symbiansigned.com will accept. thanks for the help
the last bit dont work mann
Yeah last part doesnt work for me either
encryption error not a DSA certificate
Thats cool , it works great . now i have to get nokmote ..
Awesome guide. Clear and easy to follow. Got RotateMe v2.0 beta 5 working perfectly.
Same as Conroy says. This app was so worth waiting for
Thanks for the guide. Works great, got “rotateme 2.0″ running on my N95 8GB.
One thing though, the *.CSR file needs to be uploaded twice before I get to the page that enables me to download.
Other than that, everything else is just great!
Tx a lot for the guide. RotateMe setup was a breeze …
Works just as described. Took about 12 minutes with all the email and back and forth of downloads….
I love breathing life into this phone. Whenever I get the urge for a new phone, I always find something new for the N95. LOVE IT! You rock and thank you.
excellent guide 5 stars. rotate me is cool!
Thanks dude. It works perfectly but you forgot to specify where the auto_signsis.bat is found.
Those of you who can’t manage the last part just check the link on the end of the post with pictures. That’s how I manged to make it work.
Thanks for the help
Works a treat! Have RotateMe V2.0 crankin on my N95! Cheers man!
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“Save the file in Notepad “don’s save as , just Save !! ” then open the file in windows , you’ll see that a new file is created called signed application”
I CANT SEEM TO GET THIS BIT TO WORK, WHERE DOES THE NEW FILE APPEAR? WHAT DOES IT MEAN OPEN IN WINDOWS? PLEASE HELP!!!!
I DID IT! How stupid of me, I missed a full stop from the file name thats why it was not creating the new file. Magical bit of software! Absolutely love it.
Mate, that was a wicked tutorial… not quite sure what I actually was doing but it all worked perfectly. Now to sort out the mapping issues. Thanks again
Thanks mate!!!
Fantastic quide. Works like a charm. Many, many thanks.
Regards,
Rob
Is there a similar application for a Mac? Would love to get the ‘rotate’ to work
It costed me almost the whole day, but I got it now!
Thanks!!!!!!
Thanks very much, works a treat! Great instructions – I have RotateMe working a treat on my N95…
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who came up with this stupid sequence of signing…..Nokia you lot should learn from the SSL auto handshaking mechanism!
It’s a shame they’re blocking various ISP email addresses for legitimate registrations.
Worked a treat, I signed up to http://www.endjunk.com for an email address which worked fine. Thanks for the guide, I didn’t have a single hiccup.
Its required to have a publisher ID now, Won’t let you make a request without it. Plz advice
As Soley advised, this can no longer be done. Quote from Symbian Signed –
Same problem
Your request has failed. Reason:
- Developer Certificates will be ENABLED for users who have a Publisher ID ONLY. (during GMT office hours)
- ONLY if you used a Publisher ID to create a .csr file with the DevCertCreate tool will you be able to use Open Signed Offline to create a Developer Certificate.
- Developer Certificates are currently DISABLED for users without a Publisher ID. Users who DO NOT have a Publisher ID CANNOT request Developer Certificates or use Open Signed Offline.
- Open Signed Online and Offline for users without a Publisher ID will NOT be available temporarily, an update will be provided during Week beginning 25th Feb
- If you have recently obtained a Publisher ID and are unable to create a Developer Certificate using Open Signed Offline please request support through the Symbian Signed forum on the Symbian Developer Network
there is no (free) way around it yet, and i bet a lot of people will be annoyed with this (devs in particular) cause it affects the usability and popularity of all unsigned apps from now on
same problem….I followed instructions veeery carefully but no go…
Same problem
Your request has failed. Reason:
- Developer Certificates will be ENABLED for users who have a Publisher ID ONLY. (during GMT office hours)
- ONLY if you used a Publisher ID to create a .csr file with the DevCertCreate tool will you be able to use Open Signed Offline to create a Developer Certificate.
- Developer Certificates are currently DISABLED for users without a Publisher ID. Users who DO NOT have a Publisher ID CANNOT request Developer Certificates or use Open Signed Offline.
- Open Signed Online and Offline for users without a Publisher ID will NOT be available temporarily, an update will be provided during Week beginning 25th Feb
- If you have recently obtained a Publisher ID and are unable to create a Developer Certificate using Open Signed Offline please request support through the Symbian Signed forum on the Symbian Developer Network
Please keep us posted on any way around that Publisher ID matter.. Would really love to get around it..