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My personal certificate is the
erlkonig-ca.crtin the listing below.
Activating the link will add it as a certifying authority to your browser,
and thereby automatically gain the use of all of the other derived certs.
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Click to add Alex's erlkonig-ca.crt as a Certificate Authority
- The browser should prompt for confirmation; here's what to do in some
of the major browsers:
- Opera 6.02 RPM (6.0 and 6.03 from the non-RPM under RedHat both fail)
- click OK
- Mozilla 1.0, title "Downloading Certificate"
- check all the boxes
(web sites is required, the others are recommended),
then click Next>
- click OK
- Netscape 4.78, title "New Certificate Authority"
- read the first two descriptions,
clicking Next> after each
- check all the boxes
(network sites is required, the others are recommended),
then click Next>
- verify that the "Warn me" checkbox is unchecked,
the click Next>
- You may name the certificate
("Erlkonig (Alex) CA" for example);
enter a name and then click Finish
- IE 5 and 6, title "File Download"
(by far the worst interface to this process)
- If IE produces a box saying "Getting File Information"
(with a graphic of file transfer animating), hit Cancel
and then shift-click again on the link on this page.
- Select "Open this file from its current location"
- click OK
- in the new "Certificate" window, click on
Install Certificate
- in the new "Certificate Manager Import Wizard"
click Next
- in the "Select a Certificate Store" dialog,
click Next
- click Finish
- in the "Root Certificate Store" alert,
click Yes
- in the "The import was successful" dialog,
click OK
- in the still-present "Certificate" window,
click OK
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Icon Name (3) Bytes (12071) Last Change, CDT Document Title
Parent Dir 4096 2008-05-09 01:42
erlkonig-ca.crl 0 2002-11-17 06:52
erlkonig-ca.crt 1419 2003-10-19 06:53
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