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List:       kde-pim
Subject:    [Kde-pim] Own CA and kgpgcertmanager
From:       Uri Shohet <Uri.Shohet () ams-sys ! com>
Date:       2003-07-25 13:37:04
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Hello,

I have a question about kmail + kssl-smime plugin + kgpgcertmanager.
If this is not the right list - please tell me where to post this message.

I've setup my own CA (Certificate Authority) for internal use in our company. 
I've created CA Root Certificate and imported it into KControl-Security-
Crypto.
Then I've created two certificates for use with e-mails and exported them into 
PKCS12 format and then imported the result UriShohet.p12 file into KControl-
Security-Crypto. My boss imported the other .p12 file into her MS Outlook.

I've compiled kdenonbeta/kssl-smime and configured my KMail to use it. I can 
send signed and encrypted e-mails to my boss.

The problem:
------------
After I got a signed e-mail from my boss I clicked on her key and 
KGpgCertManager opened. After I double-clicked on the certificate, in 
'Additional Information for Key' box there is a button 'Import to Local', but 
it's *disabled*, and in the Path tab it says in the first line 'Root 
certificate not found (/CN=IL/ST=N/A/L=Jerusalem/....)'

Why doesn't it find the Root certificate? How can I import other's keys into 
Local store?

Please help

Thanks in advance,
Uri

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Uri Shohet <mailto:Uri.Shohet@ams-sys.com>
AMS Advanced Maintenance Systems Ltd.
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POB 23838, Jerusalem 91237,  Israel

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