Strongnamed assembly

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Strongnamed assembly

Forum: Feature Requests

Creator: Nate Silva

Created: 2003-06-02

Updated: 2003-07-16

Nate Silva - 2003-06-02

I need to have the OpenSmtp.dll strongnamed in order to reference it from one of my other projects. Currently I can do that by building it myself but it shouldn't it be signed by default?

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- Ian Stallings - 2003-06-03
  
  I haven't signed it yet just because I couldn't release the private key open source. But I did provide the mechanism to sign it.
  
  With the next release I will sign the release version that I provide.
  
  Thanks for the input
  
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- Anonymous - 2003-07-16
  
  You can sign it yourself by opening the project inside VS.net in the config file enter OpenSmtp.snk
  
  open a command prompt and type sn /OpenSmtp /out:c:\OpenSMTP.snk
  Or something like that.
  
  Then copy the file into the /bin/release directory and recompile it. done.........
  
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