Hi, Martijn,
No, it continues to fail.
When I create a cert for the user, I enter a password into the password bix, check the
box to send by email, but don't check the box for SMS (we won't be using that). The
user receives the email with the pfx, double-clicks it to start the import procedure,
gets to the part where she is asked to provide the password, enters the password, but it
fails.
This just dawned on me - I'll have the user save the pfx to her desktop first, then try
to import it. I've found that trying to work with files while they're still attached to
an email causes problems. I'll have her try it out on Monday morning (GMT -5), and
report back. If that works, then my bad, and I'll be completely embarrassed at wasting
your time 
. But, hey, it'll be progress!
Best,
Dimitri
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On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 10:04:16 +0200, Martijn Brinkers wrote
Hi Dimitri,
Did you succeed in importing the pfx file?
Kind regards,
Martijn Brinkers
Martijn Brinkers wrote:
> > via the "certificate import wizard", the password
> > that was created for the user in Djigzo isn't
>
> Do you mean the password for the pfx? or the password of the user
> preferences of the user?
>
> Could you resent the same certificate but now with a new password?
>
> > accepted. BTW, I have to tell the user what the
> > password is, as it's not being sent via SMS.
> > What am I doing wrong?
>
> The SMS functionality requires you to setup an account on
> www.clickatell.com. Clickatell is one of the biggest companies providing
> SMS gateway functionality. I picked Clickatell because it's one of the
> best known SMS gateway providers. As sending SMS is not free you will
> need to setup an pre-paid account online. SMS costs are something like
> $0.04 per SMS. For more info on the SMS gateway see page 40 of the
> administration guide.
>
> In principle it is possible to directly connect a Nokia mobile phone but
> this cannot be done with the Virtual appliance (it requires a valid USB
> port) but we advise you to use the Clickatell gateway.
>
> If you want to use a different SMS gateway we can see whether we can
> create SMS transport for it just as long as it provides a public
> accessible API. Currently Djigzo supports a direct Nokia connection and
> Clickatell gateway but any SMS gateway can be integrated.
>
> If you need more info on setting up a Clickatell account I can write
> some more detailed guide on setting up the account.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Martijn
>
>
> Dimitri Yioulos wrote:
>> I've gotten Djigzo to send a new user's pfx via email. However, when
>> the user tries to import it via the "certificate import wizard", the
>> password that was created for the user in Djigzo isn't accepted. BTW,
>> I have to tell the user what the password is, as it's not being sent
>> via SMS. What am I doing wrong?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Dimitri
>>
>
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