Further info on this .. In the signing javascript code:
signedText = theWindow.crypto.signText(theForm.text.value, "ask"); I'm getting an error return code of error:internalError. The certificate information in the form is this: <input type=hidden name="text" value="Email = [EMAIL PROTECTED] CN = Robert Olson 1.OU = OpenCA User 2.OU = Internet O = OpenCA C = US SPKAC = MIIBQTCBqzCBnzANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOBjQAwgYkCgYEAuCeVeBvnZWZrWwZwmJwHOwEzf85TkeflJFl2AoOaMhYLJV0LmZa19z6GEvH99SZuAj5NMlp5zFmoLg5/e1hCiC/jmggPo5ZaZ92hJaXn2Ag2+hCX/2KAEJyVIIdM5Zi095KTzYipXz7TCpNERKoLrA/1/I95MBgA8jmwjbmuayMCAwEAARYHcGFzc3dkMTANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQQFAAOBgQAa2Ym5pQs2/jN2rU127eBM0JndWCIVBDDoltnezbqGUyCcYDt2fb3ttWHdAnVGoTBWLZzaUBryvB7Gx/q5HLVX8LT9vOgUuthdjHGpdv6Yap/7gufOH0iQvG2dJour0i0SO8vPBjB1K22IY/ik9g7BHMmDa2XqdSSbXnqg7i1dMg== "> I have the OpenCA CA certificated imported to the browser, as well as a client certificate that was generated from that CA cert. The cert was created with openca-newcert as a user certificate (is htis right? does that cert have signing privs?) thanks, --bob At 03:50 PM 10/9/2001 -0500, Robert Olson wrote: >I can now request a cert via the public interface, and almost approve it >(openca-newcert & openca-browserexp worked fine). But when I get to the >app_cert.htm sheet, and click on Approve Request, I get the Netscape >Digital Signature window, click OK, and the window goes away and nothing >else happens; no new page, no entry in the web server log file. This is >with Netscape 4.7, javascript enabled. > >thanks, >--bob > > >_______________________________________________ >OpenCA-Devel mailing list >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openca-devel _______________________________________________ OpenCA-Devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openca-devel
