Glenn wrote:
Thanks to all for the quick replies. The problem was indeed that the correct nickname is "server-cert", not "Server-Cert". I am sure I tried this yesterday, but I guess that was yesterday. This command does not work:certutil -L -d . -P slapd-myserver- It returns this error:certutil-bin: NSS_Initialize failed: An I/O error occurred during security authorization.Part of the difficulty with certificates seems to be that the documentation for the utilities is so sparse. If I knew that the nickname referred to the name of a certificate rather than the name of the database file, this might have been helpful.I checked up2date, and it did download something called "nss-ldap", but this does not seem to have made a difference.I would like to be able to use certutil, so if you can think of any reasons why it is not working, please share. Thanks again for your help. -Glenn.
certutil is another NSS utility that ships with the directory server. It should be in the same place you found pk12util.
rob
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