Hello everybody,
It seems that my last issue goes away if I make sure that the CA's
certificates are in the "X509Anchors store" during creation.
with kind regards,
Marcel
Marcel Koopmans wrote:
Martin,
Thanks that does fix that issue.
My new issue is that I have my root CA and the individual CA in the
X509Anchors store but my requested certificate
( stored in the login store ) is not useable. The error given is "This
certificate was signed by an unknown authority".
"Keychain First Aid" -> "repair" does not solve it.
The private and public key that where generated by Safari during the
certificate request are stored in the login store.
The certificate properties can be seen at
https://pki.elysium-os.nl:5010/pub/ certificate serial 11.
with kind regards,
Marcel
Martin Bartosch wrote:
Hi,
I know that this is not a pure OpenCA question but...
How do I add my CA certificates to the trusted root database of Mac
OSX 10.4?
uh, double click the certificate file, in the pop-up dialog choose
"X509Anchors" as certificate store...?
cheers
Martin
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