Hello,

I meet this problem before. It's seems this is a  strange behavior from Netscape. The work around is to force the browser to present the Client Certificate. In netscape you can set up this option in Security --> Navigator --> Certificate to identify you to a web site: choose <name cert>

Sylvain

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Hi,

I have managed to get client authentification working on a directory
basis. That is, apache ask for client certificate when I try to
access a file in that directory, I am telling netscape to send
my cclient cert and I do get the page requested.

Thats fine so far, but when I try to get another page from that directory
orf even the same page again, apache asks me again for a client cerrtificate,
so I am having to send my client cert for evrey page again and again
and again..

can someone please point me into the direction where to look further ?
I would really like to get this running..

any helpappreciated,
 Goetz.
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