Hi,
Look at http://www.drh-consultancy.demon.co.uk/pkcs12faq.html#download
regards,
Peter Naber
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
> > As a start you can look at the pkg.contrib/mca.sh script in the
> > mod_ssl
> > distribution (it creates a CA cert and one or more client certs signed
> > by it).
> > Then loo
On Tue, Feb 09, 1999, GOMEZ Henri wrote:
> > As a start you can look at the pkg.contrib/mca.sh script in the mod_ssl
> > distribution (it creates a CA cert and one or more client certs signed by
> > it). Then look at the pkcs12 program from Stephen Henson (you can find a
> > link to it under the
> As a start you can look at the pkg.contrib/mca.sh script in the
> mod_ssl
> distribution (it creates a CA cert and one or more client certs signed
> by it).
> Then look at the pkcs12 program from Stephen Henson (you can find a
> link to it
> under the Related-section of the mod_ssl website) and
On Tue, Feb 02, 1999, GOMEZ Henri wrote:
> What is the preferred strategy...
> ie : my server is www.mydomain.com
>
> I want to issue certificates to bob, frank and lucy to allow us to go in
> some part of www.mydomain.com. Others users with Netscape/IE anonymous
> certs couldn't go there...
>
I think it is a redondant question :
- I allready got a Certificate from Thawte.
- I want to be able to generate certificates for some of my clients to
authentify them precisely.
What is the preferred strategy...
ie : my server is www.mydomain.com
I want to issue certificates to bob, frank
