pe_checksum_fix.py 2.4 KB

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  1. #!/usr/bin/env python3
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  31. """
  32. NSIS is neither padding nor calculating the PE-file checksum. But the tool
  33. we use for signing and the tools for stripping the signature do which leads to a
  34. SHA256 mismatch if one tries to check that the binary we offer is actually the
  35. the one we got from our reproducible builds.
  36. This small Python snippet does both things: It pads the .exe if necessary and it
  37. recalculates the PE-file checksum. Details of the discussion can be found in bug
  38. 15339: https://bugs.torproject.org/15539.
  39. Thanks to a cypherpunk for this workaround idea.
  40. """
  41. import pefile;
  42. f = open('browser-install-tmp.exe', 'rb')
  43. exe = f.read()
  44. f.close()
  45. remainder = len(exe) % 8
  46. if remainder > 0:
  47. exe += bytes('\0' * (8 - remainder), 'utf-8')
  48. pef = pefile.PE(data=exe, fast_load=True)
  49. pef.OPTIONAL_HEADER.CheckSum = pef.generate_checksum()
  50. pef.write(filename='browser-install-tmp2.exe')