WMSigner is a software module that allows data to be signed using Webmoney.
If you use the Webmoney payment system, you may need the WMSigner module. This tool is specifically designed to sign data in Webmoney. To operate with keys generated by WM Keeper Classic v.2.4.0.1 and higher, the module requires a backup key copy and a password to access it. The key file length should be 164 bytes with a recently updated extension of *.kwm, or a base64-encoded key string could be used.
The configuration file for the WMSigner module is wmsigner.ini. You can specify the WMID password and the path to the key file in this format: WMID password /path/to/key.kwm. Here is an example: 123456789012 my_Secure-password /home/user/sign/backup_key.kwm.
Installing and using WMSigner is easy. You just have to compile and install it. The following commands can be used for installation:
$ make
$ make test
$ make install
In the latest release of the WMSigner module, the error with signing a string with n has been fixed. Therefore, you can sign your data confidently with this module.
The configuration file for the WMSigner module is wmsigner.ini. You can specify the WMID password and the path to the key file in this format: WMID password /path/to/key.kwm. Here is an example: 123456789012 my_Secure-password /home/user/sign/backup_key.kwm.
Installing and using WMSigner is easy. You just have to compile and install it. The following commands can be used for installation:
$ make
$ make test
$ make install
In the latest release of the WMSigner module, the error with signing a string with n has been fixed. Therefore, you can sign your data confidently with this module.
What's New
Version 2.0.1: N/A