Hi Scott, As far as I am aware, Netscape will only install a certificate in the CA store if it has a specific extension, if I remember correctly it's something like file.x509.crt or similar.
I'll search around for some more info. for you... Scott Drumm wrote: > The Setup: I created a new CA certificate signed by root on my Linux box > and exported as a DER for the purpose of configuring SSL encrypted POP3 > services from a RedHat v7.2 Server to Win9x workstations. > > The Problem: Installation of the CA certificate into IE 5.0 was painless, > and allowed MS-Outlook Express to retrieve POP3 mail over the SSL link w/o > problems. Installation of the CA certificate into NetScape v6.2 appeared to > work (requisite dialog boxes opened up) but the certificate is not showing > up in the Certificate Manager and all SSL connections to the POP3 server > from NetScape fail to connect. > > Any ideas? My installation technique consisted of a one-liner html file > that pointed the browser at the CA certificate. I have the NSS certutils > available; however, they shouldn't be necessary for this application, right? > > Thanks for the assist. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Jason Barr Vendor Manager Thawte Tech Support www.thawte.com/cgi/support/contents.exe
