On 24 Aug 2018, at 6:41, Alexandre Takacs wrote:
Any idea ?
In case it is helpful to anyone, here are my notes (alas, made after not
as I did it so far warning):
Using FireFox, go to Comodo -
https://www.comodo.com/home/email-security/free-email-certificate.php
Fill out form being sure to log the revocation password (in 1Password in
my case in Secure Note titled “Comodo Certs”).
Act on the e-mail that comes out of the process ensuring that FireFox is
used for this step as well. This will put the Certificate and Private
Key into FireFox which can be “seen” at Preferences | Privacy &
Security “ | Certificates | and select “View Certificates…”.
Select the certificate, choose Backup…
Note directory where the information will be placed. Ensure the format
is “PKCS12 Files”. Pick a name perhaps with the e-mail address in
it and save the file. You will be asked for a backup password. Save
this into the 1Password note as well. This password will be needed to
unlock the private key.
Open Keychain Access, provide appropriate password to unlock if needed.
Select Login and Certificates.
Click on “+” and select the .p12 file made above. Select
“Save” and supply the backup password chosen earlier.
Add “MailMate” to the list of applications that can access this.
Later when this happens, you may have to answer again with the Keychain
Access (not backup) password. It may be that this is more involved if
one did not pre-populate access by the application and the backup
password would be needed.
In MailMate, ensure that S/MIME is on under Composer in the Security
Pane of MailMate preferences.
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