> > > Hi Folks: > > > > I am having problems getting a self-signed identity (client) cert > installed into my browsers (Mozilla 0.9.8 and Netscape 4.78). > > > > The cert is signed and tested to be valid, I just can't find the > > right > method to install it into my browser. I even tried copying the > ident.crt to ident.pem and browsing it with the browsers. This > installed the cert as a server cert, not an identity cert. > > > > Can anyone provide any hints on how to install a client cert? > > Thanks! > > In Netscape and Mozilla, you can import a standard pkcs12 certificate > (.pk12 extension), but it's a bit more tedious. It's done via Netscape
> Prefences > Privacy & Security > Certificates. Click on "Manage > Securities" and "Restore". Enter your signed certificate, and it will > install itself. /goran This doesn't work for me (FreeBSD 4.4 - mozilla). Mozilla dumps core. Don't know why... Great. I tried the following: root@net:/home/ron# openssl x509 -in ident.crt -out ident.p12 -outform pkcs12 I tried to import this file into netscape and into mozilla. No go - they both complain that the cert is corrupted. I guess this begs the question: how does one go about creating the pkcs12 format certificate? openssl pkcs12 -export -in server_cert.pem -inkey server_key.pem -out yourcert.p12 Enter Export Password: Verifying password - Enter Export Password: ______________________________________________________________________ Apache Interface to OpenSSL (mod_ssl) www.modssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
