Hi,
Of course you can (or should, actually) do that. I wast just talking about the
pre-defined list of CAs that the browser trust. Sorry if I wasn't clear. English is
not my native language.
Best regards,
Sebastian
Michael Sierchio (9/16/2001 6:48 PM):
>Sebastian Paul Avarvarei wrote:
>
>> No browser will consider a self-signed certificate as being automatically trusted.
>From the application's point of view, the default trusted certificates are those
>signed by CAs that the producer of the application has chosen to trust. Everything
>else is up to user's decision if to trust or not.
>
>You can easily load a self-signed cert as a CA cert into the browser
>by presenting it with the appropriate MIME type: application/x-x509-ca-cert
>
>This will prompt the user through a series of dialogs which will add
>it to the list of trusted signers.
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