[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Yess, thunderbird supports it.Hello there
I managed to set up a complete CA, distribute certs, send encrypted
emails, login to the web interface by using certs and move all the
certificates to my ldap-server.
Well done !
But: How can I use now the certificate, that are stored in the ldap
server?
How does a user A, who is using e.g. thunderbird and wants to write an
Email to user B, get the certificate B from the ldap-server?
What do I have to be aware of?
I am not sure about Thunderbird, but apps like Outlook and Acrobat can both talk LDAP to retrieve certificates.
It is a pretty simple task to make a web front end (using Perl::Net::LDAP) to provide an interface to the directory.
Chris...
It was due to some bad configuration. I had some old certificates with a bad BaseDN.
The BaseDN of the certificates was another one than the BaseDN of the CA and the Ldap.
Now, with new correct certs it works fine. (Thunderbird 1.0)
Regards Cornelius
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