LibreOffice fails to access my personal certificate
Recently, I updated my personal certificate. Then I wanted to sign a libreoffice document.
I followed the instructions from Part 1 to Part 4. Both Thunderbird and Firefox are displaying the correct, up-to-date certificate. But Libreoffice (5.1.6.2, xenial4) shows still only the outdated one (with the Firefox:default option) or nothing (with thunderbird:default option).
Edit: I've already found out the reason: different cert and key file formats used by mozzila resp. LO, in place since spring 2018. But no way how to solve it :-O
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asked Jan 15 at 18:49
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Recently, I updated my personal certificate. Then I wanted to sign a libreoffice document.
I followed the instructions from Part 1 to Part 4. Both Thunderbird and Firefox are displaying the correct, up-to-date certificate. But Libreoffice (5.1.6.2, xenial4) shows still only the outdated one (with the Firefox:default option) or nothing (with thunderbird:default option).
Edit: I've already found out the reason: different cert and key file formats used by mozzila resp. LO, in place since spring 2018. But no way how to solve it :-O
libreoffice certificates signature
asked Jan 15 at 18:49
Danka BankaDanka Banka
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Recently, I updated my personal certificate. Then I wanted to sign a libreoffice document.
I followed the instructions from Part 1 to Part 4. Both Thunderbird and Firefox are displaying the correct, up-to-date certificate. But Libreoffice (5.1.6.2, xenial4) shows still only the outdated one (with the Firefox:default option) or nothing (with thunderbird:default option).
Edit: I've already found out the reason: different cert and key file formats used by mozzila resp. LO, in place since spring 2018. But no way how to solve it :-O
libreoffice certificates signature
asked Jan 15 at 18:49
Danka BankaDanka Banka
163
Recently, I updated my personal certificate. Then I wanted to sign a libreoffice document.
I followed the instructions from Part 1 to Part 4. Both Thunderbird and Firefox are displaying the correct, up-to-date certificate. But Libreoffice (5.1.6.2, xenial4) shows still only the outdated one (with the Firefox:default option) or nothing (with thunderbird:default option).
Edit: I've already found out the reason: different cert and key file formats used by mozzila resp. LO, in place since spring 2018. But no way how to solve it :-O
libreoffice certificates signature
libreoffice certificates signature
asked Jan 15 at 18:49
Danka BankaDanka Banka
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asked Jan 15 at 18:49
Danka BankaDanka Banka
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edited Jan 16 at 15:45
Danka Banka
asked Jan 15 at 18:49
Danka BankaDanka Banka
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asked Jan 15 at 18:49
Danka BankaDanka Banka
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asked Jan 15 at 18:49
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A stupid solution, bud worked.
I've installed the certificate in old Firefox 55 --> generated key and cert files ---> LibreOffice liked them.
Uninstalled FF55.
Hope there is no security issue.
answered Jan 16 at 15:41
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A stupid solution, bud worked.
I've installed the certificate in old Firefox 55 --> generated key and cert files ---> LibreOffice liked them.
Uninstalled FF55.
Hope there is no security issue.
answered Jan 16 at 15:41
Danka BankaDanka Banka
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A stupid solution, bud worked.
I've installed the certificate in old Firefox 55 --> generated key and cert files ---> LibreOffice liked them.
Uninstalled FF55.
Hope there is no security issue.
answered Jan 16 at 15:41
Danka BankaDanka Banka
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A stupid solution, bud worked.
I've installed the certificate in old Firefox 55 --> generated key and cert files ---> LibreOffice liked them.
Uninstalled FF55.
Hope there is no security issue.
answered Jan 16 at 15:41
Danka BankaDanka Banka
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A stupid solution, bud worked.
I've installed the certificate in old Firefox 55 --> generated key and cert files ---> LibreOffice liked them.
Uninstalled FF55.
Hope there is no security issue.
answered Jan 16 at 15:41
Danka BankaDanka Banka
163
answered Jan 16 at 15:41
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