I'm looking for a way to eliminate troublesome cross-certificates from Firefox
or Thunderbird, via an extension. I'm quite familiar with successfully adding
certificates, but having some difficulty in using the APIs to remove and or
distrust a certificate.
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I found this write up that might explain some issues I have seen. I'm
about to try this on a certificate provided to me that should be
trusted. In think this might be inlne with what Eddy is saying about
intermediates, and explain further why when using intermediates it
does not work as expected
Could anyone make a suggestion on a Certificate Authority service
company to use to purchase a certificate with the code/object signing
capability needed to sign an XPI for Firefox to verify the author,
with no need for the end user to have to install any intermediate
certificates. [So that it tru
Presence both of a pair of cross-certificates in the Authorities
certificarte store results looping rather than traversing to a root
certificate. Although the looping appears to end in the 5th scrolled
image [See link to gallery below], that is ending at a cross-
certificate and not a root. It app
Try to load from location:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\ActivIdentity\ActivClient\acpkcs211.dll"
> We are trying to use the ActiveClient version 6.2 middleware with the
> Department of Defense Common Access Card (CAC) with Windows 7, 64bit.
> The middleware works fine for IE, but does not load the de
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