Re: [Openca-Users] can't approve a request (on RA)

[Loi D. <nl...@ya...>]

--- alexandru matei <al...@qb...> wrote:
> Hi,
> Please check that you use Netscape v 4.X with java
> enabled or MSIE with
> cryptoapi registered. Then check you have a valid RA
> certificat in your
> browser.
> 
> Alex
Thanks Alex a lot of.
I generated a ServerCertificate from CA server with
'openca-newcert' command, then use 'openca-browseresp'
command. I get 2 file : '01.pem' and 'browser_01.p12'.
But I don't known how to import them into browser of
RAserver (Nestcape).

I ask more: when we use 'openca-newcert' command, it
requires us to choose :
1. User certtificate
2. Server certificate
3. CA certificate
Which case 'Server Certtificate' is used in ? What
for?
Similar question for 'CA Certificate'.
If I need a RA certificate then what must I do?
(choose 1 or 2 ?)

Loi Dan
> 
> Loi Dan wrote:
> 
> >
> >
> >   Michael Bell <mic...@rz...>
> wrote:
> >
> >      Loi Dan schrieb:
> >      >
> >      > --- Alex wrote:
> >      > > Hi.
> >      > >
> >      > > You must import the CA-certificate into
> the browser.
> >      > > It can be found at the public server (the
> first
> >      > > option) if you initialized previously the
> RAServer.
> >      > >
> >      > I imported CA cert into Nestcape browser
> but it still
> >      > displays "Sign is need proceed!". So the
> request isn't
> >      > approved.
> >
> >      Do you have a usercertificate?
> >
> >      Michael
> >
> >      Request that  I want to approve is
> userCertificate.
> >
> >      Loi Dan
> >
> >
> >
>
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