Victor Probo wrote: > > Nelson B. Bolyard wrote: > > > Victor Probo wrote: > > > >>I was trying to load a key encipherment(20) certificate I obtained from a > >>LDAP server. [snip] > >> > > > >>As to loading it into the Mozilla store; that is a puzzle. I downloaded the > >>cert and stored it as a .cer file. I then attempted to open it using the > > This was after the simple processing failed. I selected a random record. > Clicking on the v-card logo gives a pop-up of: > > "You have chosen to download a file of type "Business Card file" > [text/x-vcard] from > https://ds-web.c3pki.chamb.disa.mil/dsgw/bin/ > > [X] Open using mozilla.exe > [ ] Save this file > [v] Always ask... > > selecting the 'open' option just started an infinite loop of > popup-browser-popup-... > > That is why I tried the .cer approach...
> > Communicator and mozilla recognize 3 MIME types for downloading certs, as > > explained in > > > > http://home.netscape.com/eng/security/comm4-cert-download.html#communicator > > > > This document shows that the [text/x-vcard] won't load. That may keep > some operation allowing only 4.7x version for the foreseeable future. AFAIK, a text/x-vcard is not a certificate. So, it's no surprise that Netscape browsers don't load it as if it were one. -- Nelson Bolyard Netscape Communications (subsidiary of AOL) Disclaimer: I speak for myself, not for Netscape
