Re: AW: [Openca-Users] No certificates are present

[Georg L. <geo...@gm...>]

Hi Mario,

the file on the disk is a tar file. You should be able to extract it
somewhere and examine its contents. If you can't find any certificates
in it, it is probably a bug.

Greetings,

Georg

Mario Caspari wrote:
> Hello,
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> Thanks for your hints ;-), but if that behaviour is a bug, I'm wonderin=
g that there is no message about it?
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> Regards, Mario
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>>Von: ope...@li...=20
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>>Gesendet: Freitag, 27. Januar 2006 08:06
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>>Betreff: RE: [Openca-Users] No certificates are present
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>>>hmmm.nobody is answering to my question.
>>>
>>>Nobody knows or it has been answered already one million times?
>>>Anyway, I can't find the answers, so I'm also happy with a hint=20
>>>where to look.=20
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>>3 hints:
>>- dont write hmtl emails
>>- make wraps after 80 chars
>>- that could be a bug, because if i remember right, i had=20
>>  to copy them by hand
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>>Regards
>>Til
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