Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Not an Issue
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P3
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5.0u1
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generic
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generic
Description
OS - All
browser - Mozilla1.7
build tested - 5.0 u1 b04
Steps to reproduce -
1) install 5.0 u1 b04 from the following location
/net/koori/onestop/jdk/1.5.0_01/promoted/ea/b04/bundles
2) Register the plugin with Mozilla browser
3) Make sure that <deployment_user_home>/security is clean i.e. there should not be certificate store exist,if any remove it
4) Rename the <jre_home>/lib/cacert file. Since your renaming the cacert file inside <jre>/lib directory make sure that JRE is locally installed on the machine
5) create a dir "jss" inside mozilla_installed dir.
6) Copy jss341.jar from the following location into mozilla_installed_dir/jss
/net/cady/export/sqa/ap122462/mozilla1.6/jss
7) For Windows -
Copy libjss3.dll from the following location into mozilla_installed_dir
/net/cady/export/sqa/ap122462/mozilla1.6/jss/jss/windows-i586
8) For Solaris -
Copy libjss3.so from the following location into mozilla_installed_dir
/net/cady/export/sqa/ap122462/mozilla1.6/jss/jss/solaris-sparc
Set "MOZILLA_HOME" env variable to Mozilla home directory
Set "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" env variable to Mozilla home directory
9) Open the Java Control Panel and make sure that "Use Certificates and keys in browser keystore" under "Advanced"->"Security" is checked.
10) Open the browser and click on the following link -
https://sqe-jpi-01.sfbay.sun.com:8443/tests/https/pluginhtml-default/GP.html
The Java Security warning dialog should indicate "The security certificate was issued by a company that is not trusted"
11) Import the following two certificates under the authority tab in the browser
/net/cady/export/sqa/ap122462/sun_gte.crt
/net/cady/export/sqa/ap122462/sun_test_ca.crt
12) Run the above applet again and the warning message still shows "The security certificate was issued by a company that is not trusted"
The above message is expected to be "The security certificate was issued by a company that is trusted" as the browser should have recognized the certificates that were imported.
The above problem is there across all platforms.
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browser - Mozilla1.7
build tested - 5.0 u1 b04
Steps to reproduce -
1) install 5.0 u1 b04 from the following location
/net/koori/onestop/jdk/1.5.0_01/promoted/ea/b04/bundles
2) Register the plugin with Mozilla browser
3) Make sure that <deployment_user_home>/security is clean i.e. there should not be certificate store exist,if any remove it
4) Rename the <jre_home>/lib/cacert file. Since your renaming the cacert file inside <jre>/lib directory make sure that JRE is locally installed on the machine
5) create a dir "jss" inside mozilla_installed dir.
6) Copy jss341.jar from the following location into mozilla_installed_dir/jss
/net/cady/export/sqa/ap122462/mozilla1.6/jss
7) For Windows -
Copy libjss3.dll from the following location into mozilla_installed_dir
/net/cady/export/sqa/ap122462/mozilla1.6/jss/jss/windows-i586
8) For Solaris -
Copy libjss3.so from the following location into mozilla_installed_dir
/net/cady/export/sqa/ap122462/mozilla1.6/jss/jss/solaris-sparc
Set "MOZILLA_HOME" env variable to Mozilla home directory
Set "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" env variable to Mozilla home directory
9) Open the Java Control Panel and make sure that "Use Certificates and keys in browser keystore" under "Advanced"->"Security" is checked.
10) Open the browser and click on the following link -
https://sqe-jpi-01.sfbay.sun.com:8443/tests/https/pluginhtml-default/GP.html
The Java Security warning dialog should indicate "The security certificate was issued by a company that is not trusted"
11) Import the following two certificates under the authority tab in the browser
/net/cady/export/sqa/ap122462/sun_gte.crt
/net/cady/export/sqa/ap122462/sun_test_ca.crt
12) Run the above applet again and the warning message still shows "The security certificate was issued by a company that is not trusted"
The above message is expected to be "The security certificate was issued by a company that is trusted" as the browser should have recognized the certificates that were imported.
The above problem is there across all platforms.
###@###.### 10/26/04 18:27 GMT