Again on the same subject. Sorry for the trafic but this time I was able
to build the DER format with information from the FAQ. Only it didn't
work. I added the appropriate type in mime.types, copied my ca.cacert to
every directory of the secure server's page tree (including the
directory under cg
About DER... forget it. I just found it in mod_ssl's FAQ. Duh!
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I'm coming back to this thread because we finnaly put our secure server
into production (self-signed). I'd like to use the suggestions below to
get rid of the annoying "Unknown certificate" browser messages. (And
hopefully it will work at all with IE 3).
But the syntax to openssl has changed from
Axel Findling wrote:
> > By the way, is there such hack to Netscape too?
>
> 1. You can Import the CAs Publick Key to Netscape (Steffen wrote abaout
> this) and than copy the cert7.db file to another Netscape (4.x)-Profile.
>
> 2. You can use the Client Configuration Kit from Netscape to add a CA
Hi,
> By the way, is there such hack to Netscape too?
1. You can Import the CAs Publick Key to Netscape (Steffen wrote abaout
this) and than copy the cert7.db file to another Netscape (4.x)-Profile.
2. You can use the Client Configuration Kit from Netscape to add a CA-Key
to the 'netscape.cfg'
Steffen Dettmer wrote:
> > certificate expires, IE 3 disallows access altogether. Anyway I can hack
> > the Registry or something like that so IE3/4/5 users can go to my site?
> > Like, adding my phony CA to IE's list of CAs?
> >
> > By the way, is there such hack to Netscape too?
>
> take a .hta
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Date: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 4:10 PM
Subject: Now I can be my own CA but there's more...
>Carlo Marcelo Arenas Belon wrote:
>>
>> Juan Carlos Castro y Castro wrote:
>> >
>> > Hi! I just bought a Brazilian RH Linux dis
> certificate expires, IE 3 disallows access altogether. Anyway I can hack
> the Registry or something like that so IE3/4/5 users can go to my site?
> Like, adding my phony CA to IE's list of CAs?
>
> By the way, is there such hack to Netscape too?
take a .htaccess and include the following line
Carlo Marcelo Arenas Belon wrote:
>
> Juan Carlos Castro y Castro wrote:
> >
> > Hi! I just bought a Brazilian RH Linux distribution with Apache 1.3.3
> > and mod_ssl 2.0.something. When I follow the instructions to create my
> > own CA and sign the server certificate I just created, I get this i
