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James Rome wrote: | I am trying to get the Maxim/Dallas java-powered iButton to work. | | It accepts 1024-byte certificates. | | I can install the crypto module in both Mozilla and Firefox/Thunderbird. | | The certificate will not import in Mozilla, but will import in Firefox. | How can there be a difference? | | If I try to access a site that accepts client certs from my CA, I get: | SL_ERROR_SIGN_HASHES_FAILURE -12222 "Unable to digitally sign | data required to verify your certificate." | | | If I try to sign S/MIME mail using th4e certificate in the token, it fails. | | Yes, my CA certificate is in the software store and is trusted. (Does it | mneed to be in the hardware store also??) |
Hi Jim!
This is something I've been interested in too but haven't gotten around to playing with it much. Are you doing this on *nix or Windows? If *nix, could you tell me which set of drivers you are using? I haven't found a full working implementation yet. Thanks!
Wren
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