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- 入门指南
- 了解 UiPath Robot
- UiPath Assistant
- 安装要求
- Installing robots for unattended automations
- Configuring robots for unattended automations
- Deploying unattended automations
- Connecting robots for unattended automations to Orchestrator
- Setting up Windows Server for High-Density Robots
- 通过代理服务器重定向机器人
- Implementing authentication
- Adjusting registry settings for execution in minimized RDP windows
- Using network locations
- 设置 Linux 机器人
- 配置包签名验证
- 设置包文件夹和网络路径
- 配置活动订阅源
- Installing robots for attended automations
- Configuring robots for attended automations
- 集成
- 故障排除
Robot admin guide
上次更新日期 2024年12月18日
配置包签名验证
Package signature is a tool used by NuGet packages to verify their source as being trustworthy. This verification is done using a certificate that helps confirm the identity of the entity that has issued or created the package.
When you enable the certificate check, UiPath validates whether the packages being used come from an approved author or a permitted repository, enhancing the security of the deployment by ensuring that only reliable packages are used.
Values for the validation mode parameter
signatureValidationMode
decide what kind of packages can be installed.
-
If you use
accept
, you can install both signed and unsigned packages. -
If you use
require
, you can only install a package if the signing details have to match the ones from the<trustedSigners>
section of theNuGet.config
file.
Before Robot version 2021.2, during the installation, the
NuGet.config
file would be automatically populated with certain configurations:
-
signatureValidationMode
, set toaccept
-
UiPath® is listed as a trusted signer
In Robot versions 2021.2 and later, you are encouraged to make a conscious choice, so these settings are not automatically populated. To continue using the package signature feature, you need to manually edit the
NuGet.config
file and add the signatureValidationMode
parameter, and list UiPath as a trusted source.
重要提示:
-
If you use the
NuGet.org
feed, add it for bothaccept
andrequire
validation modes, as NuGet announces the whole repository as signed. -
If you do no want to use package signature verification, make sure to remove the
<trustedSigners>
tag from theNuGet.config
file.
You can configure the package signature either during the command line installation, or post-installation, by editing the
NuGet.config
file: