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10.3: Importing self-signed SSL certificates
There is a somewhat easier way to import certificates in Panther. If you have the certificate in a file with an appropriate filename extension (.cer/.crt, .pem, or .p7* formats), you should be able to just double-click that file to open it with Keychain Access. A dialog appears, asking if you want to import the certificate. If this is a root certificate and you want the system to trust it, just choose X509Anchors and type your admin password.
10.3: Importing self-signed SSL certificates
Now that's awesome.. this was really bugging me. Thanks!
10.3: Importing SSL certificates - where's my X509 keychain?!?
I've got a more basic problem (OS 10.3.9, Entourage 2004): there's no X509Anchors keychain available when I drag the certificate to my keychain app! I see these choices: login, microsoft_intermediate_certificates, microsoft_entity_certificates, and System. When I choose "login", the password that came with the .pfx file doesn't work (it says " The certificate password you entered was invalid. Please contact your network administrator for the certificate password. Error: -2147411899). When I choose one of the Microsoft ones instead, the password works fine, but then it asks me to unlock the Microsoft keychain and my master keychain password doesn't work! Does anyone have any idea, what is the password to unlock that Microsoft keychain, and should I be using that one or the X509 one (and if that, where is it to be found)? Why don't I have an X509 keychain? |
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