Most often if a site request authentication it has clear ideas
who should have issue dthat cert. So don't expect to get you
home grown accepted ;-)
Gettign your own ones working is another trick. Perhaps have
a look at the documents around the pkcs12 utility and
www.drh-consultancy.demon.co.uk
Biren Patel schrieb:
>
> Hi, when ever I click on a hyperlink or move from one html document to
> the next in the browser, I get a pop-up window saying below.
>
> No User Certificate
>
> The site 'secure.bluesphere.com' has requested client authentication,
> but you do not have a Personal Certificate to authenticate
> yourself. The site may choose not to give you access without one.
>
> How can I disable this or generate a Personal Certificate to
> authenticate myself. I used the following steps to generate the x509
> certs. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>
> Steps:
>
> cd /usr/local/ssl/private
> ssleay genrsa -des3 -rand file1:...:file5 1024 > www.xxx.com.key
> cd /usr/local/ssl/certs
> ssleay req -new -key ../private/www.xxx.com.key > www.xxx.com.csr
> ssleay req -x509 -key ../private/www.xxx.com.key -in www.xxx.com.csr >
>www.xxx.com.crt
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