You are absolutely right. I did what you said and it works. So, to summarize what i understood : Mozilla's client certificate selection pop-up displays the matching certificates : the information appearing in the list being the friendly name.
What i experienced with client certificate generation is that IE does not put a friendly name, equals to null when i look in the cert manager. So when you export it, instead of putting null, it puts an odd number. Reimporting it makes mozilla display weird stuff. For Mozilla, it seems to be different : when creating a certificate, Mozilla puts by default the cn of the certificate as the friendly name. Thus, when i try to export a mozilla generated certificate (with the keygen tag), what i get in the windows cert manager as a friendly name is the cn of the certificate. Do you confirm that it is the default behavior of Mozilla? Cheers. Nicolas. _______________________________________________ mozilla-crypto mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-crypto
