> On another host that also refused to work I cross checked. The security
> page for the email says _you can sign_ and can check the button.
> The error message is:
> This message cannot be encrypted or signed because you do not
> yet have an email certificate. Click on the `Security' icon for mor
> > [ x509v3_ext_client ]
> > basicConstraints=CA:FALSE
> > nsCertType = client, email #SSL Client
> ^^^
> So you really _set_ these values (which is understandable but not
> necessary as of the comment in the sample openssl.cnf!).
Yes, it's not necessary, but
Lutz Jaenicke wrote:
>
> Hi netters,
>
> I am playing with client certificates for some time. Yesterday I stumbled
> over the question of using client certificates created with OpenSSL for
> signing/encryption of emails with netscape.
> When trying to use a (otherwise working) client certificate
Hi netters,
I am playing with client certificates for some time. Yesterday I stumbled
over the question of using client certificates created with OpenSSL for
signing/encryption of emails with netscape.
When trying to use a (otherwise working) client certificate for signing,
Netscape complains how
