Here's a weird one: A friend with a hotmail account tried to access same from
Netscape 4.6 Lo and behold the site:
www.hotmail.com offered a cert from RSA which netscape said it did not recognize as
coming from a recognized CA. I
checked this a couple times... We accepted the cert eventual
Jan Meijer wrote:
> You could have a point here. I was fooling around with a test certificate
> that is signed by our root CA (the SURFnet PCA). With this test-certificate
> I signed client certs and I had problems verifying the client certs. The
> troubles went away after including the PCA cer
Suppose I want to get IE to trust a new CA for signing user
certificates (for S/MIME in OE or something).
How do I reliably do that? i.e., what format should I put the
certificate in, what file extension should it have, and what MIME type
should I have Apache give it?
It ought to be easy: I oug
hi,
better yet get linux.. any linux and save yourself the cost of the os period..
comes with apache as well as can pull down open-ssl thanks to the open
src and plunk it on your linux box. then just goto any number of rpm or
*.tar.gz sites and build the source installing apache-ssl thats abou
> Check out the docs in the latest snapshot, particularly the verify and
> x509 commands. They explain how things operate in the snapshot and
> pretty much how 0.9.5 will do things.
Thanks. Think I can find the time somewhere this week :) When the
organisational reshuffles are over and I'm stil
