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>OK let me go through the list. Can you confirm you tried all of these?
>Some of these are just paranoia but worth a try.
>
>1. Try 512 bit key in the certificate.
>2. Try without the -chain option to pkcs12.
>3. Make sure no punctuation symbols are in the request: I've heard MSIE
>doesn't like #.
>
>I've also had mail from people who haven't been using the right import
>option and have thought double clicking on a PKCS#12 file will work :-(
>Just in case its View->Internet Options->Content->Personal->Import for
>MSIE and Tools->Options->Security->Import/Export Digital ID... for
>Outlook 98.
>
>If no joy from all of those then since this is a test certificate would
>you mind sending me the PKCS#12 file and password?
FWIW I took the orignal ca cert and saved it as a der, and recreated the
pkcs12 structure from my cert & key. I manually imported the ca cert into
msie, then successfully imported the pkcs12 structure. I guess it did not
like the cert chaining ..
If you are still interested I can send you all the stuff to have a look at..
Thanks for all your help
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