> That wont help you much because the request to "use users.cer" is pretty
> meaningless. If they want you to use it as a client certificate then you
can't
> because you don't have the private key. If it is a CA certificate then you
can
> add it to your trusted root CAs.
Umm... what kind of func is
On Wed, Apr 28, 2004, Raven wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have to write client for some system that is written by other people,
> apparently it uses SSL ;)
> I can normally establish SSL connection and receive appropriate response,
> but problem is that they sent us their certificate file that we should use
Hi,
.cer file is just Window's naming convention for
storing base64 encoded certificate. It is like .PEM
and can be opened for view using a text editor.
As such, the usual method for key generation etc
applies, check under PEM.
Tace
--- Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have to w
Hi.
I have to write client for some system that is written by other people,
apparently it uses SSL ;)
I can normally establish SSL connection and receive appropriate response,
but problem is that they sent us their certificate file that we should use,
named "users.cer" (single file).
I googled an
