Cecilia Cabrera wrote:
Please take in mind that Unix browsers are sometimes preconfigured in a more secure way. So it can happen that the javascript support on Unix is deactivated. Please check that Javascript is enabled in your browser. I have the same problem with Linux some months ago.On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Michael Bell wrote:Javascript is correct but why do you need java? Did you activate javascript before you installed java? I'm a little bit surprised but if NetBSD really needs Java then we can add it to the requirements.Mmmm, i'm a little lost. What happened was that the first browser i tried it in (sory, in a FreeBSD not NetBSD, my mistake) did nothing when i tried to generate the pair of keys. In fact many of the links in initCA.html weren't accesible. I looked arround a little and realized that you were using javascript, so i tried it in a Windows (that, alas, supported javascript) and it worked fine.
I run konqueror without Java for the CA setup. Which browser do you use with NetBSD? I think that the Java installation has a side effect which lets javascript working.The OpenCA is installed in a NetBSD (i don't run the browser here). I don't need support for Java in *this* machine, but, of course i do need it in the browser.
Best regards
Michael
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