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Leena Heino schrieb:
Hello Leena,
>> Somewhere in bugzilla.mozilla.org is a feature request
>> from me asking for that feature.
>> But it was turned down in favor of a planned general overhaul
>> of the authentication framework
>> (from which I also n
Somewhere in bugzilla.mozilla.org is a feature request
from me asking for that feature.
But it was turned down in favor of a planned general overhaul
of the authentication framework
(from which I also never heard again...)
I've locally implemented a config switch tls_request_cert, which turns of
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Andreas Benzing schrieb:
> Hello Goetz,
Hello Andreas,
> After some more research I finally found out that Thunderbird should not
> yet try to authenticate with certs anyway. The whole thing is not
> completely implemented but cannot be switched off,
Hello Goetz,
Goetz Babin-Ebell wrote:
Andreas Benzing schrieb:
Hello once more,
Hello Andreas,
Goetz Babin-Ebell wrote:
Andreas Benzing schrieb:
the tls_ca_path directory is used in certificate verification:
of the issuer dn of the cert to verify is a checksum calculated,
this 32 bit value
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Andreas Benzing schrieb:
> Hello once more,
Hello Andreas,
> Goetz Babin-Ebell wrote:
>> Andreas Benzing schrieb:
>>
>> the tls_ca_path directory is used in certificate verification:
>> of the issuer dn of the cert to verify is a checksum calculated,
Hello once more,
Goetz Babin-Ebell wrote:
Andreas Benzing schrieb:
Hello,
Hello Andreas,
could please somebody tell me what tls_ca_path is good for if it is
somehow ignored in the config file? For other servers putting the
different CA-certs in one directory is enough but cyrus needs an extr
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Andreas Benzing schrieb:
> Hello,
Hello Andreas,
> could please somebody tell me what tls_ca_path is good for if it is
> somehow ignored in the config file? For other servers putting the
> different CA-certs in one directory is enough but cyrus needs
On Tuesday 10 October 2006 10:50, Andreas Benzing wrote:
> could please somebody tell me what tls_ca_path is good for if it is
> somehow ignored in the config file? For other servers putting the
> different CA-certs in one directory is enough but cyrus needs an extra
> file with all of them in a si
Hello,
could please somebody tell me what tls_ca_path is good for if it is
somehow ignored in the config file? For other servers putting the
different CA-certs in one directory is enough but cyrus needs an extra
file with all of them in a single file. Shouldn't this be the sense of
tls_ca_path?
