Re: Trusted certificates in LibreOffice 6.3

Kaleun wrote > Do you know how I can tell Windows that this certificate can be trusted? Ah, I found out. I had to install the certificate a second time in my MS certificate store under "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" :) Greetings Steve -- Sent from: http://document-fo

Re: Trusted certificates in LibreOffice 6.3

Miklos Vajna-6 wrote > Similarly to the nss backend, the xmlsec-mscng keys manager is based on > the simple keys store from xmlsec core. If keys are not found in the > simple keys store, then the MS Certificate store (the "MY" store by > default, visible as Personal -> Certificates in certmgr.msc)

Re: XML Schema Definition (XSD) for documentsignatures.xml

Hi Miklos, Miklos Vajna-6 wrote > Probably not, given that there is a > schema/odf1.2/OpenDocument-v1.X-os-dsig-schema.rng schema for that file > in the ODF spec. Thanks for the note, I found the file in this directory . Miklos Vajna-6 wrote > A

Re: Signature process in LibreOffice 6.3

Hi Oliver, Oliver Brinzing wrote > you added a new file into the zip package *after* signing the document. Yeah, thats correct. Oliver Brinzing wrote > [...] LO checks all files inside the zip package during opening > and if it finds a changed file or a file which is not listed in > "documents