Jack Magne wrote:
I ran a few tests with my own CAC card and when I do the following:
certutil -L -d ./ -h COOLKEY
The -h specifies the module. It might be instructive to see what your
stunnel code is doing. Is it referencing the module?
-h doesn't seem to do anything. I had been always supplying "-h all"
but now that you mentioned it I tried "-h coolkey" and "-h foo" and
every time I get the same set of certificates listed in the output.
When trying to list a particular certificate , certutil has a -n
cert-name option which is the nickname of the cert as printed by certutil.
First try to simply have certutil print out your certificate on the
screen. Once you have the name right, you should be good.
-n seems to work in the same way:
$ certutil -L -d ~/.nssdb -h foo -n foo
Certificate Nickname Trust
Attributes
SSL,S/MIME,JAR/XPI
Enter Password or Pin for "Matt R Anderson":
ClassB P,P,P
HPQ-CA T,c,c
ClassA u,u,u
Matt R Anderson:CAC ID Certificate u,u,u
It seems like "Matt R Anderson" would be the nickname that I should list
in the stunnel config file, but when I do that I get this error message:
2008.08.20 14:36:18 LOG7[21014:142554448]: Certificate: "Matt R Anderson"
2008.08.20 14:36:18 LOG3[21014:142554448]: PK11_FindCertFromNickname:
Unknown code ___f 18(-8174,0)
-matt
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