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Dear firewall,
it's just a perl-script using the .exe extension required by SCEP!
open in in you favorite (text)-editor.
regards,
janus
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Janus Liebregts wrote:
it's just a perl-script using the .exe extension required by SCEP!
open in in you favorite (text)-editor.
1) Don't send executable attachments. Perl scripts are, to
the best of my recollection, human readable...
2) The list should definitely filter
The point here is that the CGI called by the Cisco routers is named
'pkiclient.exe', whatever the web server is hosting it.
This pkiclient.exe can be a Java app, a Perl script, a VB app, whatever
you want. The name *must* be 'pkiclient.exe'.
On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, Michael Sierchio wrote:
Janus
