Hello All!
Does anybody successfully installed user certificate in MSIE
In MSDN I've seen following example on VBScript:
<HTML>
<TITLE>Certificate Enrollment Acceptance HTML Page</TITLE>
<BODY>
<OBJECT
classid="clsid:43F8F289-7A20-11D0-8F06-00C04FC295E1"
CODEBASE="xenroll.dll"
id=IControl
>
</OBJECT>
<FORM NAME="result" ENCTYPE=x-www-form-encoded METHOD=POST>
<INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="result">
<TD ALIGN=center><INPUT TYPE="BUTTON" _
NAME="Accept" value="Accept" onClick="AcceptCertSub"
language="VBScript">
<TD ALIGN=center><INPUT TYPE="BUTTON"
NAME="No" value="No" onClick="NoAcceptCertSub"
language="VBScript">
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT">
'-----------------------------------------------------------------
'Accept the certificate subroutine.
'-----------------------------------------------------------------
Sub AcceptCertSub
On Error Resume Next
'--------------------------------------------------------------
' Get the issued certificate.
' The following value, "PKCS7", represents the received message.
' Actually, this value must be supplied through the design of
' the receiving application.
' A possible implementation is as follows: after using
' ICertRequest.Submit to submit the PKCS #10, call
' ICertRequest.GetLastStatus to confirm successful certificate
' creation, and then call ICertRequest.GetCertificate to retrieve
' the certificate.
' -------------------------------------------------------------
document.result.result.value = "PKCS7"
Call IControl.AcceptPKCS7(document.result.result.value)
If err.Number = 0 Then
navigate "..\done.htm"
Else
Alert "Error: " & Hex(err)
End If
End sub
'-----------------------------------------------------------------
' Decline the certificate sub-routine.
'-----------------------------------------------------------------
Sub NoAcceptCertSub
navigate "..\notdone.htm"
End sub
</SCRIPT>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Private Key Generation in MSIE was successfull.
I've generated user certificate using `openssl ca -msie_hack ...`,
signed it by crypto/pkcs7/sign, insert it in
document.result.result.value and ... obtained error 80092004?!!
I've tested DER-encoded and PEM-encoded user certificate for signing,
but result is same.
What I do wrong?
My configuration is: OpenSSL v0.9.4, platform WinNT 4.0, MSIE v4.1, 5.0;
Thanks for advance!
Alexander Tyshlek,
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