> > My batch can only generate certificates. it doesn't import it automatically > > in Web servers. > > More, I've only tested it under apache, not IIS. > > It seems to be a problem when using with Netscape 6.2 and Mozilla 0.9.5. > You get the same stuff with apache tho, eh? Interesting... Yep, the client authentication doesn't work with Netscape and mozilla. But it may be a misconfiguration of apache. I'm investigating this way. Will see...
> > Works fine with IE6 and Opera6.0 > > Will be happy with feddback for IIS and/or Netscape - Mozilla > Well, I'm not really using openSSL right, (well, to be more on-point, I'm > only using the teensy bit of it that I need) and I haven't tried running > chains or any such stuff as yet. Me too in fact, at this moment, I'm only performing improvements for my job. But I like trying quite all possibilities. I'm looking for certificates's online generation with automatic importation into Browsers. But, of course: "this purpose is only experimental and shouldn't be used in production stuff". I'm also interrested by feddback about my batch. I will appreciate any comment concerning correct use (or not) of openssl's commands. See You JB ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
