RE: Does anybody success with building encrypted enveloped mail that can be open and read in Outlook Express by SFL library?
"Colestock, Robert" <[email protected]> Wed, 17 Oct 2001 11:15:14 -0400
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Wooce: I created that message, and I no longer have the necessary private keys to open it. I create such messages for 1-time tests. I would suggest that you create a private key set in MS Outlook/Express through one of the established providers (e.g. Verisign, Thawt?) and create your own message. You can use our CertificateBuilder utility, but it is a complicated process (read the various readme files in the ./SMIME/CertifiateBuilder directory). The CertificateBuilder PKCS12 files can be imported directly into MS Outlook/Express. I believe tuzi was finally able to process messages; the difficulty is in getting the precise details on the older MS Outlook/Express. Our SFL library is perhaps too flexible with its choices. Also, the certifiates must be very precise; the SFL test certificates are sloppy on many of the details that MS Outlook/Express (and other applications) require. ALL OF THE TEST components are meant for Unit Development Testing ONLY. Sorry. See the comments in ./SMIME/CertificateBuilder/readme*. Bob Colestock VDA. -----Original Message----- From: wooce [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 5:42 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Does anybody success with building encrypted enveloped mail that can be open and read in Outlook Express by SFL library? hi, I see there is a "EncryptedSMIME.eml" in the path SMIME\testutil\mimetest2\ of the downloaded SFL library, but I don't have the certificate to see this .eml file in outlook express. And I see an article by tuzi who say that he can't open the encrypted mail made by the SFL library. So I want to know about whether anybody success in it or who can tell me about where I can find the certicifate to open the EncryptedSMIME.eml contained in the SFL package. I would thank greatly for it will avoid the risk in development. sincerely, Wooce, [email protected]