Hi all,
I have installed the OpenSA/0.20 Apache/1.3.12 (Win32) mod_ssl/2.6.2
OpenSSL/0.9.5 load under NT4. This includes the snake-oil ca and server
certs.
For HTTPS testing purposes, I have installed the snake-oil CA as a trusted
CA. When I access my site with IE4, I'm informed via a popup dialog that
the certificate is "expired or not yet valid". When I select the View
Certificate option, I see that the expiration date is 10/20/01 6:21:51 PM
and the effective date is 10/21/99 6:21:51 PM. Chosing to continue, I am
able to establish the SSL session.
My problem is that I am using two test-driver programs that use the
web-access functionality of IE. Both of these fail with "communications
error 12037", meaning the certificate date is invalid or expired. I have no
way of overiding the certificate acceptance in these programs.
Has anyone else seen this problem? Could it be a Y2K bug in IE4? The
modssl document suggests building certs with a script in the root directory
of the Apache source tree, however OpenSA does not supply this script.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
thanks
Kirk Benson
BROKAT
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