On 20.01.2012 08:18, jaysonp wrote:
Hi Robert,
Again I would make a follow-up regarding my question about $monoprefix
in Windows.
$monoprefix does not exist. It's just a shortcut I'm using in place
of directory where Mono was installed into.
Robert
Hi Robert,
Thanks for the clarification! :)
Here's my setup now:
1. I have a Main mono cert store hosted on a Windows Machine, filled up
with certs already
2. C:\ProgramData\.mono, which is the machine's mono cert store, has
been shared already.
3. I have a new Windows
On 20.01.2012 12:50, jaysonp wrote:
My question is, on the new Windows client machine, how will I map/mount
the shared main mono cert store, in such a way that the client machine will
treat this as its machine mono cert store?
To hopefully clarify, here are some scenarios:
1.
Thank you very much David!
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Hi Robert,
I apologize for the immediate follow-up but do you have any ideas
regarding my question about $monoprefix on Windows platform? Thanks!
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Hi Robert,
Again I would make a follow-up regarding my question about $monoprefix
in Windows.
Thanks!
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On 18.01.2012 02:55, jaysonp wrote:
Thanks again Robert but another clarification... Does this mean that I just
have to add the m parameter/switch on this line of the script to activate
the mono cert store? Like this:
*/ $certmgr /add /c CA $certfile /m/*
Or should I change the c
Hi Robert,
$certmgr /add /c CA /m $certfile runs OK. However, 0 certificates
were added. Certmgr displays:
*/
Unknown file extension:
0 certificate(s) added to store Trust
/*
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On 18.01.2012 14:24, jaysonp wrote:
Hi Robert,
$certmgr /add /c CA /m $certfile runs OK. However, 0 certificates
were added. Certmgr displays:
*/
Unknown file extension:
0 certificate(s) added to store Trust
/*
Then maybe
$certmgr /add /c /m CA $certfile
Hi Robert,
I modified the script and placed the /m switch to add the certs on
the machine's mono cert store. The script successfully ran (i.e. powershell
command prompt displays that certificates were successfully added on the
store):
$certmgr=C:\Program Files
On 18.01.2012 17:24, jaysonp wrote:
I thought you've mentioned that .mono will be activated once mono store is
updated with certs... Do you have an idea where the certs were
installed/placed after the script was executed and if the machine's mono
cert store was activated already?
It looks like
Thanks a lot!
I am still searching where is %PROGRAMDATA% on Windows2003/XP.
Another question, is $monoprefix recognized on Windows? I am trying to echo
this and command prompts shows $monoprefix still... I am just thinking
that the fullfilepath/location will be displayed (like echoing
Any updates? Thank you :)
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On 16.01.2012 11:24, jaysonp wrote:
Hi Robert,
Thank you very much for the steps you provided. It's really helpful. I
have 3 clarifications though. Specifically, for step number 4:
/* 4) mount the shared folders an all other machines as
$monoprefix/share/.mono/.*/
1. This
On 17.01.2012 16:54, jaysonp wrote:
Now after running this shellscript, should I expect that
$monoprefix/share/.mono/ will exist? Because I already did run this
shellscript but .mono is still not existing? Does this mean that mono cert
store is still not existing?
The script operates certmgr
Thanks again Robert but another clarification... Does this mean that I just
have to add the m parameter/switch on this line of the script to activate
the mono cert store? Like this:
*/ $certmgr /add /c CA $certfile /m/*
Or should I change the c parameter instead? Like this:
*/
On 16.01.2012 08:33, jaysonp wrote:
Any feedback? Thank you
Sorry, I'm not proficient enough to tell you how to share
folders securely between Unix and Windows.
I can only give your a sketch:
1) set up a machine running Mono that can act as a server (Windows
or Unix, it doesn't matter),
2)
Hi Robert,
Thank you very much for the steps you provided. It's really helpful. I
have 3 clarifications though. Specifically, for step number 4:
/* 4) mount the shared folders an all other machines as
$monoprefix/share/.mono/.*/
1. This is not applicable to Windows machines
Any feedback? Thank you
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Thank you very much for the reply Robert.
But can you kindly detail your advise? I'm not that well versed on
UNIX-based systems.
Also, considering that one UNIX machine has been identified to host the
mono store, will I be able to mount the mono store on other machines (UNIX
or Windows based)
On 06.01.2012 07:15, jaysonp wrote:
Good day,
Is there a way we can have a centralized monostore? Where in other
machines can connect and synch their updated Digital Signatures /
Certificates to this?
Mono does not implement a centralized store for certificates.
Under Unix, this can
Hi,
Any feedback from anyone? Your response is really needed and appreciated.
Thank you
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Any feedback / idea is greatly appreciated...
Thank you :)
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Good day,
Is there a way we can have a centralized monostore? Where in other
machines can connect and synch their updated Digital Signatures /
Certificates to this?
Hoping to receive feedback. Thank you!
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