Yesterday I posted a question about how to create/install NS
object-signing certificates with SSLeay. Steve Henson was good
enough to suggest using the PKCS12 patch to SSleay. His solution
worked pretty much as advertised, but I'm still having a problem.
Maybe one of you can straighten me out:
I'm trying to use the NS package signing tool (signtool 1.0) to sign
javascript code. The signing process seems to work fine. I've been
able to sign the code with both the "test" certificate which can be
created with signtool, and now with my own object signing certificate
created using SSLeay with PKCS12. The problem is that in both
cases, the netscape browser (4.04) treats the signed object as
unsigned! What am I missing?
Have any of you successfully signed objects with SSLeay and
subsequently had netscape treat them as a signed objects?
Thanks in advance,
Bill Dorfmann
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