Aryeh,
I actually see the cert in the folder, but for some reason,
it still prompts my users to accept it.
Things that make you go hmm.....
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Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2002 9:25 AM
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Subject: Re: Dummy SSL Certs and W32/Internet Explorer
> All,
>
> I have just installed mod_ssl-2.8.7 with Apache 1.3.23
> on my SuSE system. Everything built ok, but the problem
> that I am having is when I am using 'dummy' or fake certificates.
>
> My Netscape/Mozilla users can easily accept and save the dummy
> certificates (the first time to the site) and then on each visit to
> the SSL-enabled site, it doesn't prompt them to accept the cert since
> it is saved.
>
> However, (there's always one), Internet Explorer accepts the
> certificate and you can even 'import' it into your program, (It even
> shows in the list), but if you close the browser and then go back to
> the SSL-enabled site, it asks you to save the cert once again, just
> like it did the first time.
>
> Is this a browser bug, an unset-setting, or just MS thinking for us
> again?
Try rebooting. You should see the certificate in the correct store once you
do.
Aryeh
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