From: Dr Stephen Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Well IE5 doesn't handle email so I presume you mean something like
> Outlook or Outlook express.
Right
>
> What do you mean by "undecipherable code"?
>
> Is it just binary gibberish or does it look like a base64 encoded
> messsage?
You're right of course, it looks like base64 encoded
>
> If its base64 then you should be able to pass it through smime -verify
> to extract the original content.
I tried that, the error message I get is: "Verify error, self signed
certificate in certificate chain. "
I also tried what is being said in the SMIME description about Netscape,
adding the -----BEGIN PKCS7----- and -----END PKCS7---- ...... nothing
worked.
My openssl doesn't seem to like the "-inform" statement anyway, I don't
know, it's the April 3rd 0.9.5a compiled under Win98, haven't managed to get
the latest snapshots compiled here.
Sorry to be a newbie PITA :)
U.K.
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