This works! thanks for the tip! It's not too difficult to do, as long as
you can find a copy of Netscape 3.0 around (I have it if anyone needs a
copy). You can use a current version of Communicator for the second half
of the process (doesnt have to be 4.0)
Thanks again for the info, this one really saved me.
-Rob
At 10:49 PM 5/17/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>Aha! Finally an opportunity to contribute a small thing. (And thanks to
>all whose contributions have moved my projects forward!)
>
>I have a Thawte certificate on a FastTrack 2.0 server and asked Thawte
>about converting. They first pointed out that it's not the certificate I
>need to convert but rather the CA's signiture of the certificate. They
>then pointed me to this URL
>
>http://www.thawte.com/support/server/fasttrack.html#movepvky
>
>which points to another URL that tells of a very complicated dance
>involving a copy of Netscape Navigator 3 AND 4. I decided to spend US$45
>at Equifax instead. It was money well-spent. Good luck.
>
>David Mitchell
>coop-cdc.com
>
>
>Rob Genovesi wrote:
> >
>...
> > Now, time for the next issue: I have 2 verisign certs that I have already
> > installed under Netscape Enterprise Server on another machine. I'm trying
> > to figure out how to move these two verisign (Secure Sever ID) certificates
> > onto my new server, which is now running Apache 1.3.12, ModSSL 2.6.4 and
> > OpenSSL 0.9.5a.
> >
> > Netscape seems to create db files for both the key and the cert. The are
> > binary files and I can't extract any useful info using "strings" (this is
> > typically a good sign)...
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