Dave Botsch wrote:
>
> Hmmm... what you sent me appears to just hang when I click the "Add new
>certs" button on the RAServer init web page.
>
> In the ldap-utils.lib I have (attched to this email), you will notice
>it does indeed appear to use the DER format when adding certs. I have
>made a couple ofmodifications yu can find by searching for "dwb7".
>
> So, the question is, why can Eudora under Windows with WorldTalk Client
>plugin read the cert, but Netscape Navigator cannot? In previous emails,
>have included what the audit log entry when adding the cert to LDAP
>looks like . . and it looks like it is doing what it is supposed to.
This is a question of the "IQ" of the program.
Today we play a little bit around with the certificates (not the private
keys!!!) of our running PKI (not OpenCA but based on OpenSSL) and
OpenCA. Netscape Communicator only download the correct certificate if
no certificate with the same emailadress and another CA is present in
the certdatabase. So perhaps this is your problem if the certificate is
present in the directoryserver.
Michael
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