Kaleun wrote
> Do you know how I can tell Windows that this certificate can be trusted?
Ah, I found out. I had to install the certificate a second time in my MS
certificate store under "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" :)
Greetings
Steve
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Miklos Vajna-6 wrote
> Similarly to the nss backend, the xmlsec-mscng keys manager is based on
> the simple keys store from xmlsec core. If keys are not found in the
> simple keys store, then the MS Certificate store (the "MY" store by
> default, visible as Personal -> Certificates in certmgr.msc)
Hi Steve,
On Mon, Feb 24, 2020 at 08:04:53PM +0100, Steve Martin
wrote:
> Do I have to save my certificate for this scenario in a specific
> certificate trust store in Windows?
Similarly to the nss backend, the xmlsec-mscng keys manager is based on
the simple keys store from xmlsec core. If key
Hey,
I sign my ODF documents with a self-created certificate. I created this
certificate by using openSSL.
When I open a signed ODT document, I get a message that the signature is
valid but the certificate could not be verified. I would like to tell
LibreOffice that this certificate can be tru
