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client certificate works partially
The problem with homemade digital certificates generated with the
Keytool is that they are self signed, then IExplorer and other browsers
does
not trust them and does not let you use it for user authentication.
However if you make your own CA using openssl and you generates server and
client
Peter wrote:
this pretty much sounds like the same problem I was experiencing and
posted earlier today. Sadly, your link below only gives hints on how
to intall a SERVER certificate, but not on how to configure everything
to ask for a CLIENT cert.
This is what I found too. However, the
I don't know if this applies to Apache Tomcat, but Apache Web Server does
not like IE certs. There was an article in Eweek that talked about how
Apache follows the standard, and Microsoft (as usual) innovated in regards
to SSL, TLS, etc. So that Internet Explorer does work quite right with
I would absolutely love a HOW-TO. I have a project that is going to require
certs for security. I will ultimately have to use a Verisign or Thawte
cert, but I can certainly test with the homemade ones. Also, have you tried
to get Netscape or Mozilla to work??
Adam Greene
ROMulin Group Inc
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n.com Subject: RE: Tomcat 4 - OpenSSL - IE
client certificate works partially
Hi Henrik !!!
I'm interested in your HOW-TO for making client certificates for
Tomcat...
and don't worry, i love the tricky stuff !!! :-)
Thanks...
Marcelo
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From: Henrik Schultz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: tomcat-user
I'd be interested too...
Marcelo Demestri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Henrik !!!
I'm interested in your HOW-TO for making client certificates for
Tomcat...
and don't worry, i love the tricky stuff !!! :-)
Thanks...
Marcelo
- Original Message -
From: Henrik Schultz
To: tomcat-user
