03-02-2025, 06:13 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-02-2025, 06:22 PM by TheOldPresbyope.
Edit Reason: fix my blunder with iOS description
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First, a quibble. The manual generation of a ca-certificate is mentioned but the procedure isn't spelled out. Should there be some sort of "out of scope of this document" statement as I recall one of Robert's documents saying?
Second, for my Google Pixel 6a phone (Android 15), the steps described fall down at the point in step 7 where I select the ca-certificate from the Downloads. I never get to choose "Install". Instead, I get a message saying something like "private key required to install a certificate". It disappears quickly, leaving me back at the "Install a certificate" screen. Perhaps I'm missing something obvious?
Third, for my Apple iPad (iOS 18.3.1), I use the Google Mail app. When I click on the attachment, I get a popup telling me the attachment name, that it's an X.509 certificate, and it's size in bytes.
Ok, so I send the email to my supersecret iCloud email account and open it in the Apple Mail app on my iPad. Now I can complete the first 6 steps for iOS. On the 7th step, I can see and examine the moOde certificate but i haven't found a way to install it (no visible Install button or such). I don't get any slider to
ETA (Sorry, major brain fart there) Now I can complete the first 4 steps for iOS. On the 5th step, I can see and examine the moOde certifcate but I get no indication that I can install it.
When I get time I'll check the procedure with my Win10 and Win11 virtual hosts. When I get more time, I'll see what can be done on my Linux laptop.
Regards,
Kent
Second, for my Google Pixel 6a phone (Android 15), the steps described fall down at the point in step 7 where I select the ca-certificate from the Downloads. I never get to choose "Install". Instead, I get a message saying something like "private key required to install a certificate". It disappears quickly, leaving me back at the "Install a certificate" screen. Perhaps I'm missing something obvious?
Third, for my Apple iPad (iOS 18.3.1), I use the Google Mail app. When I click on the attachment, I get a popup telling me the attachment name, that it's an X.509 certificate, and it's size in bytes.
Ok, so I send the email to my supersecret iCloud email account and open it in the Apple Mail app on my iPad. Now I can complete the first 6 steps for iOS. On the 7th step, I can see and examine the moOde certificate but i haven't found a way to install it (no visible Install button or such). I don't get any slider to
ETA (Sorry, major brain fart there) Now I can complete the first 4 steps for iOS. On the 5th step, I can see and examine the moOde certifcate but I get no indication that I can install it.
When I get time I'll check the procedure with my Win10 and Win11 virtual hosts. When I get more time, I'll see what can be done on my Linux laptop.
Regards,
Kent