[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
export: pk12util -o myself.cacert.p12 -n "certs.myorg.org/signing" [-d
oldDB]
import: pk12util -i myself.cacert.p12 [-d newDB]
great, I'll check that also, thank you all very much for the help.
I also guess I'd better understand all the mechanism.
That's why I'm re
Hi Richard,
You need to have private key in cert/key database you intend to use in
order to perform a message/code signing operation.
> certutil -L -d . -n "certs.myorg.org/signing" -a -o myself.cacert
> certutil -N -d new_db
> certutil -A -n "certs.myorg.org/signing" -t ",,C" -i m
Nelson B a écrit :
http://certs.mozdev.org/cadraft.html
Thank you very much for that quick and precise answer that will be very
usefull.
> http://certs.mozdev.org/
I should have noticed the yellow color a read a bit further ;-)
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Richard Hitier wrote:
> We are multiple developpers working on the same project
> requirering signed scripts.
>
> in order to deploy signing certs, I followed the
> http://books.mozdev.org/html/mozilla-chp-12-sect-5.html
> instructions.
And despite following all the step
Hello,
We are multiple developpers working on the same project
requirering signed scripts.
in order to deploy signing certs, I followed the
http://books.mozdev.org/html/mozilla-chp-12-sect-5.html
instructions.
creating base, root cert, distro cert and signing cert,
t
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