pejmannikravan Member Dec 15, 2023 #1 Hello Dears I want to update one of my old apps that I made with B4A and released on the market. Now the problem is that I didn't sign my old app and compiled with debug.keystore. We all know this debug key has no password. Now when I try to put debug.keystore in Unity and compile my game, Unity prompts me to enter the password. But debug.keystore has no password. What should I enter as a password? Attachments attcahfile.png 181.1 KB · Views: 598 Last edited: Dec 15, 2023
Hello Dears I want to update one of my old apps that I made with B4A and released on the market. Now the problem is that I didn't sign my old app and compiled with debug.keystore. We all know this debug key has no password. Now when I try to put debug.keystore in Unity and compile my game, Unity prompts me to enter the password. But debug.keystore has no password. What should I enter as a password?
Solution Erel Dec 17, 2023 The debug key has password. The password is: android The alias is: androiddebugkey
MicroDrie Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 16, 2023 #2 Have you tried the default password "changeit" for the Java keystore, which is also often used for the default system keystore (cacerts)? https://stackoverflow.com/questions...word-from-no-password-to-a-non-blank-password https://myarch.com/cert-book/keystore_best_practices.html Upvote 0
Have you tried the default password "changeit" for the Java keystore, which is also often used for the default system keystore (cacerts)? https://stackoverflow.com/questions...word-from-no-password-to-a-non-blank-password https://myarch.com/cert-book/keystore_best_practices.html
pejmannikravan Member Dec 16, 2023 #3 MicroDrie said: Have you tried the default password "changeit" for the Java keystore, which is also often used for the default system keystore (cacerts)? Click to expand... Are you sure? But it's not the default Java key, it's the default B4A key, and I know Erel said earlier that Debug.keyStore doesn't have a password! @Erel Upvote 0
MicroDrie said: Have you tried the default password "changeit" for the Java keystore, which is also often used for the default system keystore (cacerts)? Click to expand... Are you sure? But it's not the default Java key, it's the default B4A key, and I know Erel said earlier that Debug.keyStore doesn't have a password! @Erel
MicroDrie Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 16, 2023 #4 pejmannikravan said: Are you sure? Click to expand... No, but with Microsof you never know whether they think that a password should be set without being asked . When you never tried it, your program will never worked, so why not give it a try ? Upvote 0
pejmannikravan said: Are you sure? Click to expand... No, but with Microsof you never know whether they think that a password should be set without being asked . When you never tried it, your program will never worked, so why not give it a try ?
pejmannikravan Member Dec 16, 2023 #5 MicroDrie said: No, but with Microsof you never know whether they think that a password should be set without being asked . When you never tried it, your program will never worked, so why not give it a try ? Click to expand... I tried "changeit". Is wrong. Upvote 0
MicroDrie said: No, but with Microsof you never know whether they think that a password should be set without being asked . When you never tried it, your program will never worked, so why not give it a try ? Click to expand... I tried "changeit". Is wrong.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 17, 2023 #6 The debug key has password. The password is: android The alias is: androiddebugkey Upvote 2 Solution
pejmannikravan Member Dec 18, 2023 #7 Erel said: The debug key has password. The password is: android The alias is: androiddebugkey Click to expand... Thanks, solved. Upvote 0
Erel said: The debug key has password. The password is: android The alias is: androiddebugkey Click to expand... Thanks, solved.
