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I have a slightly embarrassing problem:
I have an Android app on the store for which I'd like to push an update. My problem is that I've changed computers and now I can't find the keystore used to sign the App.
I most certainly have the file (and private key) as I have a full backup, but my problem is that I can't find the file in it (and cannot remember what I've named it in the first place).
What I would like to know is how I can track this file, either through some fulltext search for headers or by checking the (old) eclipse and/or android configuration files for a path to the file (since it Eclipse had already the path to the keystore everytime i built, it must be saved somewhere...)
I'm using Mac OS X (at the time, Snow Leopard)...
Thank you all for you time
EDIT:
I've partially answered my own question: Couldn't find the config file where Eclipse ADT caches the keystore path, but found out the Eclipse ADT on Mac OS X saves keystores by default in Eclipse.app/Contents/Mac OS (yes, inside the .app package) ... probably a oversight regarding "current directory", but silly nonetheless...
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