Hi, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- The "Basic Request" certificates is ok, but when we want to download our certificates (after RA and CA approved request and signed it) there is the error message:If you use basic request then the private key is generated on the server. Therefore you have to download a PKCS#12-file from the RA or CA. We don't allow this from the public-interface to avoid brute-force-attacks. The passphrase to download the PKCS#12-file is the PIN which you entered during the requestgeneration.
"Installation error"
The IE returns an installation error because the private key is not present in the IE.
- The "IE Request" is wrong, because there isn't choice about private key lenght and when we click on "Continue" buttom the browser displays another error message:I think you use an "old" version of OpenCA (before pre-0.9.1RC7) :) The problem is that Microsoft must issue a securitypatch which change the ClassID of an Active-X-Control. This results in some problems because we must support two different objectclasses (for patched browsers and for non-patched brwosers). This results in several problems.
"Error generating request"
Michael
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