nospam wrote:
I see mozilla browsers allow import of PKCS12 certs (I'm using mozilla on linux). There's a lot of documentation on creating certs for apache, but I'm looking for the command for creating a cert for mozilla that the web site owner can sign and then use for access to the private web page. I imagine the command starts something like "openssl pkcs12", but I'm not finding the rest of the command syntax. Can anyone tell me how to use openssl to create a self-signed cert for my mozilla browser to import (and to also be signed by the web site's own CA)?
You'd be better off asking this question in the netscape.public.mozilla.crypto newsgroup (or the corresponding [email protected] mailing list).
Also, it's not clear to me what you want to do: Are you trying to SSL-enable the web server, and you just need the browsers to be able to recognize the server's certificate? (And if this is the case, it's not clear whether the server's certificate is self-signed or whether the web server's certificate is signed by a CA.)
Or are you trying to have the browsers do SSL client authentication to the web server (in which case each browser instance would need its own certificate and associated private key).
I recommend you re-post to the crypto newsgroup/mailing list, and provide a little more background on what you are trying to do.
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