I am working on a CA project, in which I have Internet
Explorer generate the RSA
public/private key pair and send it to the CA for a
client certificate.
This way, the private key stays somewhere with the
local computer. And thus I assume that the
certificate is confined to this computer. Well, I
When we view a certificate issued by some CA, windows
may tell us this:
Windows does not have enough information to verify
this certificate.
What does this mean? Does it mean that I have not
installed the CA cert as a trusted root CA?
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Do you Ya
I am sorry if I should not have posted this message in
this list.
But I've been trying in both tomcat-user and
tomcat-dev, nobody has a clue. Therefore, I wanna try
my luck here.
I use Tomcat 4.1.12 under Windows 2000.
I know how to run Tomcat in SSL mode by generating a
self-signed cert using
how we get the
> cert back from the CA
>
> so you should have
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> pkcsa7 =< wherever or however you get your cert >
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> Mark Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> 02/27/03 09:25 AM
> Please respond to openssl-users
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of a hidden
HTML form?
Thanks.
Mark
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> Mark Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Mr. Mark Shoneman gave a fragment of VBScript code to
import a PKCS7 certificate into Internet Explorer.
The code is pasted below.
I am very dumb at VBScript, and have difficulty
understanding line 5, i.e.,
pkcs7 = result.header.pkcs7ChainBase64
Question 1: What object is the "result"?
Ques
o match what's on the
> > enrolling
> > clients box. Check on your enrollment box and
> you'll
> > see the xenroll.dll,
> > This has to be the same as the client DLL
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> >
> Mark
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sorry for the confusion.
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;323172
> for all
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> Mark Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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as usual. The new one still does not work.
Kinda funny, huh?
Mark
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;323172
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> Mark Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> This has to be the same as the client DLL
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> Mark
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> Mark Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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hat tell the story
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> Mark Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> cc:
> Subject:Re: Does this mean that I
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> CODEBASE="/xenroll.dll"
> id=Enroll>
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> which is the old dll you may need to change to
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> classid="clsid:127698e4-e730-4e5c-a2b1-21490a70c8a1"
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> CODEBASE=&q
educate. Thanks.
Mark
"Shalkebaev,AntonMSCAG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You don't need to run SSL for your For your IE your should adjust settings to permit run ActiveX.Anton-Original Message-From: Mark Liu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Monday, January 27, 2003 08:5
I am working on an X509 public key certificate
authentication project using Java technology.
The client applies for a certificate from the Web
interface of the CA. Currently, I only want to
consider Internet Explorer.
Question 1:
I run Tomcat 4.1.18 under my win2k box as the CA Web
server. Do
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