>> Extract the private key from what?
Extract the private key from the Mozilla Certificate/Key DB.
>> Extract it with what software?
Extract PKCS#8 key from Mozilla Key DB using Mozilla-NSS library.
No, PKCS#8 is not the default format that OpenSSL uses for its private key.
I do not know what t
Nelson Bolyard wrote:
> I wrote (quoting Bill Burns):
>
> One error I get while attempting to authenticate to an internal site
> with my certificate-on-a-smartcard is this one:
> "Alert: An internal failure has been detected. It not possible to
> complete the requested OCSP oper
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Mar 30, 7:13 pm, "Bill Burns" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Yes -- and we'll have screen shots of example websites that are
>> throwing OCSP-related errors because some well-known public CAs
>> are not scaled up to fully support OCSP. With Vista, this is
>> goin
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have seen that certificates are stored in the cert8.db file, below
> the .mozialla directory in the users home directory. How do I add own root
> certificates, or exchange certificates as an administrator, so that
At 4:13 AM -0700 4/16/07, Kyle Hamilton wrote:
>I should mention that on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list, there's been a fair amount
>of discussion on this topic. The concept that is put forth is that
>the trust anchor is the key -- and any metadata that the key surrounds
>itself with (such as a certif
I should mention that on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list, there's been a fair amount
of discussion on this topic. The concept that is put forth is that
the trust anchor is the key -- and any metadata that the key surrounds
itself with (such as a certificate, for ease of trust anchor
distribution) is no
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