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I did not properly create the keys, where he is now?

I created the keys, where I create the application

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where keys is now? (there is only one file LM.apk, but he did not keys)

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  • No, there is only one file LM.apk, but he did not keys – Max Usanin Feb 14 '13 at 15:27
  • Looks like they're in that LM.apk file. It's an .apk because you gave it that extension... Why you say there are no keys? Did you try to use that file to retreive the keys and it fails? If so, what's the error? – m0skit0 Feb 14 '13 at 15:31
  • You wrote a keystore file named LM.apk. Then you exported your application to a file with the exact same name. I would guess perhaps you overwrote the keystore file with the APK. – Karakuri Feb 14 '13 at 15:44
  • I can create a key using the debug keys ? I lost my key store ? – Max Usanin Feb 14 '13 at 15:53

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You're are misundersting the keystore :

  • The keystore is a file which identify you (to securize your release), don't name it *.apk, it's not your application build
  • You can store as many key in your keystore, one for each application you want to sign with

So you just have to create a first key on your keystore by providing an alias and a password

Then you'll have 1 password for opening your keystore and one for signing with the desired key (alias)

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