Hi, Bernd Rudack wrote:
The solution you described below is not really satisfying. I think about web and vpn servers without graphical user interfaces. These systems can generate keys and CSR locally.
VPN servers use for this reason SCEP which is under development by Max.
As you said, I need a stupid browser like Konqueror to download the certs or RA or CA have to send the ../var/crypt/certs file. I tested it and it worked fine but is only a workaround.You don't need a stupid browser you must only press shift to avoid the mimetype detection of Netscape.
I think, creating keys via browser and downloading the certs directly into the browsers security DB is good. But for Web and VPN Servers it would be easier to use a simple download.Therefore you must press the shift button. Perhaps I add a button to deactivate the mimetype and switch to text/plain.
Michael
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