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On 070824 at 03:20, Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
> > Is usage of DSA-suites disencouraged? How can I test them?
> No, the use of DSA ciphersuites is not discouraged. But we haven't
> implemented DSA ciphersuites on the server side. They are only
> implemented on the client side. I believe this is the pr
by automate, when a user logs in to our portal, their is a javascript function
that runs an embeded windows control which does a database hit to verify that
they have a valid certificate stored on our server. if so then it installs the
user cert into the windows personal cert store. when the u
Hi Brian,
Brian Meahan wrote:
> if so then it installs the user cert into the windows personal cert
> store.
This would be possible by installing a client certificate as discussed
previously. Does the client have a private key for it? Otherwise you
might offer a download of a pfx file?
> wh
Nelson Bolyard wrote:
> However, IIRC, with either method of generating the certificate request,
> after the CA subsequently issues the user's email cert, the user will
> need to download/install the certificate. AFAIK, the only way, presently
> supported in mozilla browsers, to do that download o
Eddy Nigg (StartCom Ltd.) wrote:
> Nelson B wrote:
>> casprd wrote:
>>
>>> we currently have a process which uses and embedded windows control
>>> and the .net security libraries to automate the installation of the
>>> client x.509 certificate into the windows store.
>>>
>>> I had run across some
Nelson B wrote:
> casprd wrote:
>
>> we currently have a process which uses and embedded windows control
>> and the .net security libraries to automate the installation of the
>> client x.509 certificate into the windows store.
>>
>> I had run across some code snippets for doing this in firefox
Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
> On 8/23/07, Steffen Schulz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I want to test DSA ciphersuites, but 'server' and 'selfsrv' seem to be
>> unable to handle them.
>>
>> I changed the source to enable some TLS-DSA suites but it seems
>> the ssl library is not being supplied w
casprd wrote:
> we currently have a process which uses and embedded windows control
> and the .net security libraries to automate the installation of the
> client x.509 certificate into the windows store.
>
> I had run across some code snippets for doing this in firefox but now
> for the life of m
casprd wrote:
> we currently have a process which uses and embedded windows control
> and the .net security libraries to automate the installation of the
> client x.509 certificate into the windows store.
>
> I had run across some code snippets for doing this in firefox but now
> for the life of me
we currently have a process which uses and embedded windows control
and the .net security libraries to automate the installation of the
client x.509 certificate into the windows store.
I had run across some code snippets for doing this in firefox but now
for the life of me i can't find the website
On 070824 at 16:47, Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
> On 8/24/07, Steffen Schulz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, most of the missing code is in the SSL library. There is a
> work-in-progress patch in the bug report for this feature:
> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=102794
I see.
No, I'm cu
On 8/24/07, Steffen Schulz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Okay. How much is missing to use DSA-suites in the 'server' sample
> program? The calls to look up the certificate and supply it to ssl look
> rather generic. OTOH, the server signing routines in the ssl library
> seem to be missing..
Yes,
On 070824 at 03:20, Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
> > Is usage of DSA-suites disencouraged? How can I test them?
> No, the use of DSA ciphersuites is not discouraged. But we haven't
> implemented DSA ciphersuites on the server side. They are only
> implemented on the client side. I believe this is the pr
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