Dear all,
I have obtained numerical certificates of national certification authority in Czech Republic (ICA). 1/ I have imported the certificate into Mozilla Thunderbird > Account Settings > Security > Digital Signing. - It shows Software Security Device:TwinsQS 10/07/2015. - Digitally sign messages (by default) is ticked. In Certificates > View Certificates, I obtain "Your certificates". I click on my certificate, and read: "General > This certificate has been verified for the following uses: SSL client certificate, SSL server certificate, Email Signer certificate, Object Signer. " However, Mozilla Thunderbird > Account Settings > Security > Encryption is greyed. Clicking on "Select..." leads to error message "Certificate Manager can't locate a valid certificate that other people can use to send you encrypted email messages." 2/ If I send a new email to a coworker also working with Thunderbird on Linux, (or another on Outlook on Windows), he obtains : Email is signed. Signature is valid. However, my computational center want to send me a password by using my certificate to encrypt their email. Problem is that they don't have the file for this. Which file should I send them ? Which file format should I send ? I have too many formats existing. DER, CER, PFX, P7C, PK7, CRT... - Why Thunderbird cannot import my certificate to encrypt emails ? That would solve my issue. - Why is there no option to attach my key into Thunderbird ? It is present in OpenPGP but I would like to use S/MIME without this OpenPGP. Thanks a lot for your help! Best regards, Thibault
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