may have to add
some new configurations:
Edit -> Preferences -> Navigator -> Helper Applications -> New type:
Description of type: Certificate (or whatever...)
File extension: crt der cer pem (the ones you want to add...)
Mime type: application/x-x509-ca-cert
Application to use: H
If you double click the root cert file (something.crt, for instance) in
windows explorer, you will see the certificate and a button to install
it in your windows register. Then all certificates signed with this root
cert will be recognized as "trusted".
Augusto Marcacini
rm wrote
7;s possible, I also
want to know.
regards,
Augusto Marcacini
On 23 Apr 2002 at 23:34, Kalyan Varma wrote:
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> I have a small issue.
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> I have couple of RSA keys ( generated by openssl ). Now I want to import
> them and use them in gnupg. I know we cant do this
ication/x-x509-user-cert .ucert
AddType application/x-x509-ca-cert .der
AddType application/x-pkcs7-crl.crl
Then you create an hyperlink in a web page pointing to your self_signed.crt, or
self_signed.der.
Click in it and Netscape will open a window and you follow the instructions. W
instructions,
something like this:
openssl req (...etc., etc, etc...) -set_serial 10
Am I doing something wrong or this options hasn't been implemented yet?
Regards,
Augusto Marcacini
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