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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Oct 19 12:53:49 -0700 2005 ------- Quick answer: YES (thanks :) Long answer: - ah...avoid beta mozilla stuff...oops... sorry about missing 47496 - should have caught that one Correction to "problem #2": it's more likely that the thunderbird profile likely contains/contained a valid certificate. When I... - removed fedora thunderbird 1.5beta rpms - installed thunderbird 1.0.7 from mozilla.org - the "Your Certificates" tab in Thunderbird displays my certificate (recognized from the previous thunderbird user profile) However, 1. run soffice 2. open a file 3. Click File, then click "Digital signatures" 4. openoffice now opens "Digital signatures" window; when I click on the "Add" button, the "Select certificate" window is displayed but neither mozilla, firefox, nor thunderbird certificates are displayed... take-home message: ------------------ just giving the fedora thunderbird 1.5beta the heave-ho and using mozilla.org's thunderbird 1.0.7 doesn't do the job...even when the certificate is fine (see below) So...without fiddling with the thunderbird user profile, I tried your suggestion: [EMAIL PROTECTED] jktnb7d6.default]# echo "$MOZILLA_CERTIFICATE_FOLDER" /root/.thunderbird/jktnb7d6.default [EMAIL PROTECTED] jktnb7d6.default]# ls /root/.thunderbird/jktnb7d6.default abook.mab defaults.ini key3.db prefs.js cert8.db extensions localstore.rdf secmod.db chrome extensions.cache Mail US compatibility.ini extensions.ini mailViews.dat virtualFolders.dat components.ini extensions.rdf mimeTypes.rdf xpti.dat compreg.dat history.mab panacea.dat XUL.mfasl [EMAIL PROTECTED] jktnb7d6.default]# Then went ahead and... 1. run soffice 2. open a file 3. Click File, then click "Digital signatures" 4. openoffice now opens "Digital signatures" window and is able to recognize the certificate Take-home message: ------------------ your indication in 47496 that describes detection suggests that something still isn't happening quite right...even though certificate detection can be coerced to work by setting MOZILLA_CERTIFICATE_FOLDER ---cut from 47496 The detection follows these rules : 1) the env MOZILLA_CERTIFICATE_FOLDER 2) Thunderbird 3) Mozilla 4) Firefox Frank --- It looks like #1 works but #2 (possible #3 and #4) are broken in Fedora -- even with openoffice.org builds and mozilla.org builds. I don't know if this is much of a concern or not... --------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not reply to this automatically generated notification from Issue Tracker. Please log onto the website and enter your comments. http://qa.openoffice.org/issue_handling/project_issues.html#notification --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
