Paolo Prandini wrote:
I did it beforehand. But nothing changed. I also expected it to work the way you tell me, but it doesn't. I have many certificates in my datastore, could that be the reason? In this case I think it has to be handled in some way. Thanks
-----Messaggio originale----- Da: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] conto di Oliver Welter Inviato: venerd� 12 marzo 2004 8.10 A: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Oggetto: Re: [Openca-Users] Problem reading CRIN email
You must first import the certificate (and the root-certificate) for this keypaar - otherwise Netscape will not use it for decryption...
Oliver
Paolo Prandini wrote:
Appendix B. ReferencesIf I try to read on the same PC and
browser ( in this
case Netscape ) where I got the certificate the CRIN email I only get the following message:
(see the enclosed screenshot )
I wonder which kind of message it is that can't be opened; I know it is encrypted but I expected there was some way to read it on the legitimate
user's PC.
HELP! Paolo Prandini
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