dlott
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07-27-2014
01:35 PM
Eclipse SDK generate new keys
I updated the Eclipse plugin recently and went to generate a new set of keys today for an app I am going to publish. However in the new version of the plugin, the password field for the newly generated key shows all stars (*********) and you cannot copy the password from that field. What am I missing here? How am I supposed to record my password for future use?
Thanks,
David
Thanks,
David
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destruk
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07-27-2014
07:06 PM
Re: Eclipse SDK generate new keys
You shouldn't need to have the password as long as you retain a signed copy of the PKG file with the current key (whatever it is) -- You can re-key using that prior signed package.
Even the roku page itself doesn't keep a password accesible for you - you should have a copy from when you initially keyed the box saved in a text file somewhere.
If you lose your tron data disc...er...key, and don't have a signed pkg with that key, then you'll need to generate a new one.
Since the eclipse plugin has the key saved somewhere (or there would be no way to package a channel through eclipse) there might be some way to hack it to get the key out of the saved location.
Even the roku page itself doesn't keep a password accesible for you - you should have a copy from when you initially keyed the box saved in a text file somewhere.
If you lose your tron data disc...er...key, and don't have a signed pkg with that key, then you'll need to generate a new one.
Since the eclipse plugin has the key saved somewhere (or there would be no way to package a channel through eclipse) there might be some way to hack it to get the key out of the saved location.

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07-27-2014
07:41 PM
Re: Eclipse SDK generate new keys
"destruk" wrote:
You shouldn't need to have the password as long as you retain a signed copy of the PKG file with the current key (whatever it is) -- You can re-key using that prior signed package.
You have to have both the password and a signed PKG in order to re-key the box.
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07-27-2014
10:03 PM
Re: Eclipse SDK generate new keys
er...right Endless. I forgot that. 😞
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07-30-2014
12:00 PM
Re: Eclipse SDK generate new keys
FYI, I've suggested (to my Roku overlords) 4 different possible plugin changes to address this issue - just waiting to see which way we're going with it.
Note, the plugin retains the packaging dev id and password for future use, so as long as the box is not re-keyed manually, or you do not delete or otherwise lose your eclipse instance, you're covered on future packaging thru that eclipse instance (obviously, this does not cover all possible cases, hence my submission of several possible enhancement requests to the plugin).
Note, the plugin retains the packaging dev id and password for future use, so as long as the box is not re-keyed manually, or you do not delete or otherwise lose your eclipse instance, you're covered on future packaging thru that eclipse instance (obviously, this does not cover all possible cases, hence my submission of several possible enhancement requests to the plugin).
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07-30-2014
12:07 PM
Re: Eclipse SDK generate new keys
"malloys" wrote:
FYI, I've suggested (to my Roku overlords) 4 different possible plugin changes to address this issue - just waiting to see which way we're going with it.
FYI, got a very fast reply on this one. So, I've got a fix on its way - it should be quick.
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07-30-2014
06:39 PM
Re: Eclipse SDK generate new keys
In the next version of the plugin to be published to the update server, the password fields in the export/deployment dialog will show asterisks by default, but will also have a toggle button in front of each to allow the cleartext display of the password as needed.
cheers
cheers
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08-08-2014
01:03 PM
Re: Eclipse SDK generate new keys
"malloys" wrote:
In the next version of the plugin to be published to the update server, the password fields in the export/deployment dialog will show asterisks by default, but will also have a toggle button in front of each to allow the cleartext display of the password as needed.
cheers
FYI, the new version with this fix (toggle buttons for display/hide of password field contents) has been pushed to the production update site.
dlott
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08-11-2014
10:19 PM
Re: Eclipse SDK generate new keys
Thanks for looking into this so quickly.
I updated to the latest version tonight ( BrightScript Core 1.0.0.201408081014 ) but I don't see the new checkbox for showing the password. The deployment panel looks the same as before, with the password still starred out.
Thanks again,
David
I updated to the latest version tonight ( BrightScript Core 1.0.0.201408081014 ) but I don't see the new checkbox for showing the password. The deployment panel looks the same as before, with the password still starred out.
Thanks again,
David
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08-11-2014
10:41 PM
Re: Eclipse SDK generate new keys
"dlott" wrote:
Thanks for looking into this so quickly.
I updated to the latest version tonight ( BrightScript Core 1.0.0.201408081014 ) but I don't see the new checkbox for showing the password. The deployment panel looks the same as before, with the password still starred out.
Thanks again,
David
Just double-checked it by updating one of my test instances (from the update site) - the buttons are definitely there.
The buttons are in front of each password field and labeled with "..."