Re: Retrieving userCertificate

2005-03-10 Thread Ram A M
Senandung Mendonan wrote:
> Ram A M wrote:
> > Any name type fields that VeriSign's service returns are directly
> from
> > the certificates though parsed out by the service and not the
client.
> I
> > don't recall if Moz. pulls the certificates out in the initial
> > transaction (name matching against the server), it may only pull
the
> > certificate when it needs it (i.e. to encrypt an email).
>
> Your recollection is correct (at least according to my LDAP server
> logs). It doesn't retrieve the userCertificate attribute during name
> matching. Rather, it only looks up userCertificate right after you
> click on the 'Send' button (for encrypted mail).
>
> > Are you able to get this far (lookups) with Moz against your
> directory?
>
> Yes, as the LDAP logs I've shown in previous message.
>
> --mendonan

my guess is the contents you load are the problem. check the format of
the attribute.

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Re: Retrieving userCertificate

2005-03-10 Thread Senandung Mendonan
Ram A M wrote:
> Any name type fields that VeriSign's service returns are directly
from
> the certificates though parsed out by the service and not the client.
I
> don't recall if Moz. pulls the certificates out in the initial
> transaction (name matching against the server), it may only pull the
> certificate when it needs it (i.e. to encrypt an email).

Your recollection is correct (at least according to my LDAP server
logs). It doesn't retrieve the userCertificate attribute during name
matching. Rather, it only looks up userCertificate right after you
click on the 'Send' button (for encrypted mail).

> Are you able to get this far (lookups) with Moz against your
directory?

Yes, as the LDAP logs I've shown in previous message.

--mendonan

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ANNOUNCE: Mozilla LDAP C SDK version 5.15

2005-03-10 Thread Rich Megginson
This version contains:
1) A fix for the deprecated get password function on HP-UX 11.11
2) Support for the upgraded components NSPR 4.4.1 and NSS 3.9.3
3) Support for the newly open sourced SVRCORE
   SVRCORE provides for secure PIN management when using the SSL 
enabled command line tools.  This used to be an internal only 
Netscape/Sun/AOL component but was recently open sourced.

Download and build instructions are available from 
http://www.mozilla.org/directory/csdk.html
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Re: Retrieving userCertificate

2005-03-10 Thread Rich Megginson
Senandung Mendonan wrote:
Rich Megginson wrote:-

That could be it, especially since you also cannot
sign.  I have the same problem in reverse with my
Thawte Freemail cert - it works in Mozilla apps but
not in Outlook.

Bummer. Any guidelines on how to generate a really portable
certificate? I generated mine using openssl, like so:-
I just don't know, I'm hardly an expert on certs.  I would suggest an 
openssl mailing list or netscape.public.mozilla.security

openssl ca -in testuser.req -out testuser.crt -cert CA.crt -keyfile
CA.key -days 3650
(with the appropriate keys, csrs, and CA pairs)
and then converted to PKCS#12 using:-
openssl pkcs12 export -out testuser.p12 -in testuser.crt -inkey
testuser.key -certfile CA.crt
i.e. all default settings, no tweakings. And imported it into the
Mozilla-based client. Anything I did wrong?
These work ok on Outlook and friends.. 

--mendonan
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Re: Retrieving userCertificate

2005-03-10 Thread Ram A M
Any name type fields that VeriSign's service returns are directly from
the certificates though parsed out by the service and not the client. I
don't recall if Moz. pulls the certificates out in the initial
transaction (name matching against the server), it may only pull the
certificate when it needs it (i.e. to encrypt an email).

Are you able to get this far (lookups) with Moz against your directory?

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