OK, I did some more research. Currently only smsbox actually bothers to read the "ssl-client-certkey-file" option. My understanding is, that this is supposed to be a client certificate that proves the identity of the client to the server. Trusted Root CA certificates are loaded from the OpenSSL default location.
Is this correct? If so, I'm going to extend the userguide to make things it a little bit less confusing. Regards J�rg -----Original Message----- From: J�rg Pommnitz To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Sent: 12/6/01 11:49 AM Subject: More than one root CA for Kannel as SSL client Hi List, the documentation says > Using SSL client support > > To use the client support please use the following configuration > directive within the core group > > group = core > ... > ssl-client-certkey-file = "filename" > > Now you are able to use https:// scheme URLs within your WML decks and > SMS services. Well, I suspect that the ssl-client-certkey is actually a root CA certificate. Am I right or is this a client certificate to be presented to the server to prove the client identity? If it is a root certificate, just one is of little use. Mozilla comes with 98 root certificates and growing. How do I use more than one root certificate? Regards J�rg
