Hello all, Thanks to a previous post on here with regard to IE client certificates (http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=openssl-users&m=100320729122227&q=raw), we were able to successfully import certificates to IE and set up full client verification over SSL using openssl and Apache/modSSL - anyone needing help with this please feel free to mail me.
However, we have a problem achieving the same in Netscape 6.2 - I have seen a few snippets here and there, mostly relating to older versions of Communicator, that suggest the browser can only import keys via http (?!) with an appropriate MIME type set. I have also seen reference to a custom <KEYGEN> tag that gets the browser to generate a keypair and produce a CSR. There doesn't seem to be a simple import option in the Certificate Manager. We'll obviously have a problem importing the CA root certificate also. On a related note, when the browser is refused access to the SSL site, a nasty-looking dialog comes up saying an unidentified SSL error (-12227) has occurred - is there a way to trap this and maybe give a more friendly/informative response or a redirect? Any clues gratefully accepted, colm ................................................................ colm mccartan panasonic owl uk [EMAIL PROTECTED] (44) 131 561 1035 ______________________________________________________________________ Apache Interface to OpenSSL (mod_ssl) www.modssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
