> Some people have reported success by converting the key to NET format:
>
> openssl rsa -in prkey.pem -outform NET -out key.net
>
> The latest snapshot of OpenSSL also has an -sgckey flag which
> is needed
> on some version of IIS which use a modified algorithm.
OK, I seem to have it working.
I faced a simlar problem even when importing certificates generated from
IIS generated requests. The password asked for was the the password for
the IUSR_hostname account. There's some documentation available on the
web about this.
But I was unable to import openssl generated certificates.
Regar
Some people have reported success by converting the key to NET format:
openssl rsa -in prkey.pem -outform NET -out key.net
The latest snapshot of OpenSSL also has an -sgckey flag which is needed
on some version of IIS which use a modified algorithm.
Steve.
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Dr Stephen N. Henson. http://www
Recently I noticed a similar problem: I couldn't import a certificate to Key Manager
(but the request was generated in the Key Manager, not with OpenSSL). The problem
symptom was incorrect password too.
The solution was to open the certificate in Notepad (or other ASCII application) and
delete
