from the quill of Dr Stephen Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on scroll
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Awesome! Option 1 worked almost like a charm. :-)
> 1. Using Netscape create a signed mail message.
> 2. Save it with "save draft".
Did these.
> 3. Observe the "signed" icon.
Not sure where I was "observing" this icon. Do you mean the checkbox in
the third tab panel where the headers, etc. are? I did have that checked
off as "Signed".
> 4. Save it as html to a file with the html extension (otherwise you lose
> the signing info for some reason).
Did that, but still didn't find any signing info in it. So instead, I went
to the .nsmail/Drafts folder and sucked the message outta there. Did the
rest below, and "hoochymama", I got my cert.
> 5. Manually insert -----BEGIN PKCS7----- and -----END PKCS7----- around
> the base64 encoded data.
> 6. do a pkcs7 -in whetever.html -print_certs -out certs.pem
> 7. Have a look in certs.pem, it will include your certificate and the
> one you are after.
Thanx,
b.
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