Hi, On Thu, Mar 16, 2023 at 07:59:42AM -0400, Selva Nair wrote: > > I have tried testing this on a "real" Win10 VM, but I am missing some > > intricacies with the cert store - I wanted to see if certs are properly > > cleaned up, but I can't even see my own .p12 I have imported, so I am > > doing something wrong... > > This works for me: > Run "certmgr" from a user command prompt. The UI that opens up will show > the "Certificates - Current User" snapin. Under it select > "Personal->Certificates", and a list of all imported certificates will open > up. This will not include any Root certificates that may have been > imported. Those go to "Trusted Root Certificates" listed below "Personal".
THAT was the clue I needed. When you type "certificates" into the
search box, you are presented the same snap-in, but it will only do
"Certificates / Local Computer" (after an UAC confirmation).
So, cmd -> certmgr -> "current user \ personal certificates \ certificates"
will show what I imported from .p12
(And it does *not* show any of the test certificates, so I assume that
cleanup() worked correctly. I might try a test run that skips cleanup()
("core dumped"), just to see what happens, but as far as I understand
the code, the *next* run will run the cleanup, so this is not of major
importance)
thanks,
gert
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feed honest figures into a computer, honest figures come out. Never doubted
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Gert Doering - Munich, Germany g...@greenie.muc.de
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