Peter Djalaliev wrote:
Hello,

I generated a client SSL certificate (tried both by using openssl and certutil) converted it to PKCS#12 format. After that, I imported it into Firefox and can see the certificate of the "Your Certificates" tab in Edit > Preferences > Advanced > View Certificates.

However, when I do the TLS handshake, the client never sends a certificates - the certificate callback function always fails and the client sends a TLS alert 41 instead.

What should I do to make NSS/PSM detect the client SSL certificate that I imported into Firefox?

You need to get the remote end to request it, not the other way round...

We have used this system on the CAcert website for a long time now, and have thrown up an example on how to do this...

http://www.cacert.org/help.php?id=9

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 Duane

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