Hi again,
I forgot to mention one detail.
I tested the same procedure importing the same certificate from a .PFX
into Thunderbird´s Certificate Repository, and I see a strange numbers
in the certificate selection menu:
980bc80522425e2d97e9b057e7b524b2_f23bddfe-ed63-4dd1-8a64-eb0cb8bd01c6
[3C:91:44:B1].
I can select this certificate choosing the option with this strange
numbers above, and then I can sign emails without problems.
¿What can I do to make Thunderbird to understand my certificate in order
to sign?
¿I have to modify my PKCS11 code in order to make any kind of processing
to the certificate´s common name char array? I recover this char array
using Openssl´s function X509_NAME_get_text_by_NID.
Regards.
j.fabre escribió:
> Hi all,
>
> I´m trying to configure a user certificate for mail signing purposes in
> Thunderbird (I´ve tested it in 1.5 and 2.0 versions with identical
> results). This certificate is stored in a smart card, and I access to it
> through a correctly installed PKCS11 module.
> The DN of my user certificate has special caracters, like ü, or ñ.
> When ThunderBird allows me to choose the user certificate that I want to
> use for mail signing, it shows me only its serial number ("3C:91:44:B1")
> in the certificate selection menu.
> My problem emerges because thunderbird show me this option with the
> serial number (instead of certificate´s CN), and I don´t find the way to
> configure my certificate for signing purposes because I cannot select
> this certificate :-( .
>
> ¿Anyone knows if Mozilla Thunderbird has any limitation using
> certificates with special characters (coded in UTF-8) at their CN for
> signing purposes?
>
> Thanks for your time.
> Jesús el tuty.
>
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