Andreas Junius
2014-08-30 02:56:07 UTC
Hi All,
I just started to work with the Bouncy Castle libraries, so I don't have
a lot of experience with it. I wrote some code to create a CA
certificate, an intermediate CA and a SSL certificate. I installed it in
my local Glassfish server. It works fine when I use Java code to access
the server or browsers like Google Chrome or Internet Explorer. But
something seems to be wrong, I get a "Certificate extension value is
invalid. (Error code: sec_error_extension_value_invalid)" when I use
Firefox. Unfortunately it doesn't tell me which one could be the culprit...
All certificates and CRLs are listed here:
http://demo1.yakka.net.au/home/
Are there any tools to validate the format of certificates of a
particular type, like SSL certificates? Or is anyone able to give me a
hint of what might be wrong with the certificates?
Cheers,
Andreas
I just started to work with the Bouncy Castle libraries, so I don't have
a lot of experience with it. I wrote some code to create a CA
certificate, an intermediate CA and a SSL certificate. I installed it in
my local Glassfish server. It works fine when I use Java code to access
the server or browsers like Google Chrome or Internet Explorer. But
something seems to be wrong, I get a "Certificate extension value is
invalid. (Error code: sec_error_extension_value_invalid)" when I use
Firefox. Unfortunately it doesn't tell me which one could be the culprit...
All certificates and CRLs are listed here:
http://demo1.yakka.net.au/home/
Are there any tools to validate the format of certificates of a
particular type, like SSL certificates? Or is anyone able to give me a
hint of what might be wrong with the certificates?
Cheers,
Andreas