Root Certificates and Entourage

[Jeremy Gillies]

Is it possible that because it is a self-sign certificate that it is

People use self-signed certificate all the time.
I had no problem importing and using ours. That *shouldn't* be a
problem (in theory.....)

I tried to reset my keychain to factory defaults and start from the ground
up. The X509 stuff was not reinstated. I still had to manually add them
after.

I put the certificate back in and it still does not work.

Argh
Jg

 

[Corentin Cras-Méneur]

I tried to reset my keychain to factory defaults and start from the ground
up. The X509 stuff was not reinstated. I still had to manually add them
after.

I put the certificate back in and it still does not work.

Could you try doing all that froom a different user account on your
Mac??

Corentin

 

[Jeremy Gillies]

I tried to reset my keychain to factory defaults and start from the ground

Could you try doing all that froom a different user account on your
Mac??

I just checked with a newly created user account. Only system and login are
there by default.

Thanks,
jg

 

[Corentin Cras-Méneur]

I just checked with a newly created user account. Only system and
login arethere by default.

I just don't understand that. I clearly can't reproduce it :-\


Corentin

 

[Jeremy Gillies]

I just checked with a newly created user account. Only system and

I just don't understand that. I clearly can't reproduce it :-\

Could it be something in the way the system was built in the first place?
Does OS X version matter?

Thanks,
Jg

 

[Corentin Cras-Méneur]

Could it be something in the way the system was built in the first
place?Does OS X version matter?

Well I don't know how long ago was this scheme introduced, but it goes
back quite a while as long as I can remember. You could always make
sure the system is perfectly up to date (and considering all the
prebinding issues I read about these days, make sure you don't touch
anything or launch any app as the updater is "optimizing" the system),

Corentin