Arsen Hayrapetyan wrote:
[...]
> ====================================================================
> EXPORT_IMPORT_DOWN_EXPORT "/bin/tar -cvfp @__DEVICE__@ -C @__SRC__@ . "\
> "scp @__DEVICE__@ 192.168.0.3:/opt/openca/ra/var/tmp/dataexchange.tar"\
> "rm -rf @__DEVICE__@"
> ====================================================================
>
> Appropriately, on the RA side I have the following in the
> OPENCADIR/etc/servers/node.cnf side:
>
> =====================================================================
> EXPORT_IMPORT_UP_DEVICE "/opt/openca/ra/var/tmp/dataexchange.tar"
> EXPORT_IMPORT_UP_IMPORT "/bin/tar -xvf @__DEVICE__@ -C @__DEST__@"\
> "rm -rf @__DEVICE__@"
> =====================================================================
Are you sure these commands are correct ? I guess you should at least use
the ';' separators.. but this is a guess.. try to figure out the expanded
values and if that is a valid command to be executed...
[...]
> And you don't know where mozilla stores the private key generated for
> the user, do you? I mean, if the user wants to use his/her private key in
> the application other than Mozilla, where he/she can find it?
Mozilla/Firefox/etc.. stores its certificates into a db file... to extract
it you should (when you successfully imported the certificate) use the
right option (export) from the list of the installed certificates. The
exported file format is .p12 (and on Win it is also called .pfx -- if I am
not wrong).
--- Max
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