Hi,
I suppose you should tell apache and your navigator where is your CA
certificate,
For apache, i think you can tell him with by the httpsd.conf directives:
SSLCACertificatePath --> points to verification path
SSLCACertificateFile --> points to CA [selfsigned] certificate
You also can set the SSL_CERT_DIR & SSL_CERT_FILE enviroment variables as the
values you set in the "httpsd.conf" file either.
For netscape or iex , you should load the CA certificate into the browser, so
it can verify
the possible client certificates you have in it.
I hope this can help you.
Greetings.
Gustavo Amarilla wrote:
> I download the Apache/1.3.12 mod_ssl/2.6.2 and openssl-0.9.5.and I created
> my own CA, and I will do my own CA certified entity, because we can not pay
> to a entity like Virisign or something, but when I used MS Explorer 5.0 or
> Netscape 4.0
> those program say to me:"I don't recognize the autority who sign this
> certificate". I used de
> sigh.sh (that came with the open_ssl package) and create a server.csr, I put
> this file in the httpd.conf but the same msg.
>
> May you help me, Thanks in advance
>
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