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How do I import a non public cert into Cert Manager ?
I have a private (ie self signed cert) that I want to get onto the cert manager
How do I go about doing this, normally on a PC you can do this from within Internet Explorer by an option to install the cert I cant find a way under the built in web browser, if I look at the details of the cert it is fine and browser says it is ok, however it doesnt appear in Cert Manager The reason for doing this is I want to try out MfE but it doesnt work which I believe is because it isnt a public cert Thanks |
Re: How do I import a non public cert into Cert Manager ?
MfE (and the N900 certificate manager) only work with CA certificates. You can use self-signed certificates, but they need to have the CA flag set. You import certificates by opening the .pem file with the File Manager - it then prompts to import the certificate.
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Re: How do I import a non public cert into Cert Manager ?
I did open the .pem file with File Manager but it only opened the cert it didnt ask to install
It will be too much of a pain to re-do the certs, im certain the cert I created has the CA flag set What is the easiest way to check if it has or not |
Re: How do I import a non public cert into Cert Manager ?
On the N900, you can run (in X Terminal):
Code:
openssl x509 -in filename.pem -text |
Re: How do I import a non public cert into Cert Manager ?
Hmm, I dont have a Basic Contstraints
I have a P7B cert including the CA can I import that in ? |
Re: How do I import a non public cert into Cert Manager ?
Not sure - I've never tried anything other than the basic .pem file.
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Re: How do I import a non public cert into Cert Manager ?
File Manager lets me open the P7B file and gives me the certificate details but no option to import
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Re: How do I import a non public cert into Cert Manager ?
It seems there's a bug with certs that was put in PR1.1. Fixed in PR1.2.
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8276 |
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