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Melissa Reese [MR] wrote:
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MR> Okay Allie - please explain to me how to set up my TB! 1.60c
MR> "correctly" to show Lynna's signatures as "valid".

Once some of us are getting valid signatures on Lynna's messages, I
think everyone would agree that the signatures are indeed valid. An
invalid report indicates something being wrong. It could be that
there's something wrong with the S/MIME setup or that there's
something wrong with the message itself, in that it has been altered
somehow.

The only requirements that I see for validating her signatures is that
you have a working certificate database in the address book (those two
red address book groups containing the root and intermediate root
ca's.) You seem to need to have a valid key for yourself. Do your
S/MIME signed messages come up as valid?

I didn't do anything fancy for the internal implementation to work
except importing new valid keys for myself that I obtained from
Thawte. To get the MS CryptAPI implementation to correctly work, I
imported my S/MIME certificates into the system repository via the
Internet Options.

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 -=Allie C Martin=-
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