hope you cancel this registration in the future

Thanks
Claudio

…………Yeah, keep trying and I get the same message about ‘too many files in 24 hours’.

I’m beginning to get the feeling that GenialSis is not all that it appears to be and that maybe its a method for someone to gain SymbianSigned user account details so that they can charge people to provide .sis signing services.

Use with caution

Smarteee

I waited 24 hours, tried again. The Genialsis app create’s the .csr file but when I submit to SymbianSigned I get the same meessage - “You have exceed the numbers of files allowed within a 24 hours period”.

I’m getting the feeling that my SymbianSigned user ID has been hacked and someone is using my log-in details to create files (Then no-doubt charging people to sign their .sis files for them).

Either that or this just doesn’t work anymore.

Smarteee

I have done everything as per the instructions, and taking note of all the replies above, I have successfully registered with SymbianSigned and they have accepted and opened my account,but…………….

When I get to step 2, I enter my username and password,all goes well, but instead of receiving a message asking me to ‘Select genialcert.csr’ I get a warning message saying that I have ‘Exceeded the number of certificates allowed during 24hours’

Does this mean that will not work anymore? or do I have to wait 24houirs after registering with SymbianSigned before I can request a certificate?

So near, yet still so very far……

Appreciate any help on this one guys,

Smarty.

even when you read the whole topic there is NOT a working solution:

site http://signsis.webs.com has been taken down.
and open signed doesn’t take lager files.

so instead of calling us morons you better give a solution.

Your request has failed. Reason:
-Developer Certificates will be ENABLED for users who have a Publisher ID ONLY
-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.
-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.

I’ve searched on the site but can’t find anything about publisher ID on the site.

IMEI : 35483501552058

Please take a little time to help me address my situation once and for all.

I am one of those extremely frustrated of people who have followed what has seemed like an endless electronic paper trail which started with promises made by an unsigned application called “rotateMe 2”

Like others in this thread I have hit a brick wall when trying to sign the afore mentioned application. At the second stage of GinialSiS. I too am hit with:

“ERROR - probably exceeded the amount of certificate production in 24hours”

I have looked for other fixes to this but without luck. A link that appears in this thread as a solution three times brings me to a site that wants £8.99 first. Obviously others are just trying to make money out of newbes like me. Suppose that’s the way its always gonna be! Therefore I’ll give it one last try….

I would be extremely grateful if you could help us find a solution to our problem. Is the reference to “publisher ID” correct?

Best Regards,
Frustrated!!

Ps. If anyone else finds a solution please email me. demcell@gmail.com