When I made myself a client cert to mess around with client auth, I was able
to get the issuer cert into NS4.7 by importing a pkcs12 that had my client
cert chained with the root cert.
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> Subject: Importing Site Certificates into Netscape
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>
> Whilst investigating what can be done with X-509
> certificates, it occurred
> to me that maybe having separate, role-based, signing
> certificates for the
> likes of E-Mail/SSL. So I went ahead, created my root (no
> problems), made
> another certificate that was not a CA (but sign-only) and
> signed that with
> the root and finally created a personal one. All this
> imported marvelously
> into Internet Exploder, but when it came time to do the same
> with Netscrape,
> things fell apart in the middle.
>
> Is would appear that it is impossible to import a "web server
> certificate"
> into Netscape without it being served by a web server -
> correct ? The MIME
> hack to get the root CA in with a "double click" appears not
> to work for
> application/x-x509-server-cert.
>
> Are there any other avenues worth exploring that are likely
> to bear fruit
> here ?
>
> Thanks,
> Darren
>
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