Changes between Version 25 and Version 26 of CAL Certificate Authority

Timestamp:

08/02/06 23:30:49 (20 years ago)

Author:

dkg@…

Comment:

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CAL Certificate Authority

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 The [http://www.gnome.org/projects/evolution/ Evolution] Groupware Suite keeps its own certificate authority list.  To set it up with the CAL CA, download a copy of the certificate (as above), and then open `evolution` (these instructions were taken from version 2.6.1).
 
-Choose `Edit|Preferences...` and in the dialog box that appears, select `Certificates` from the left-hand pane.  Choose the `Authorities` tab in the set of tabs that shows up on the right, and click `Import`.  Navigate to the file you just downloaded and select it.  A dialog box will appear asking for the level of trust you wish to grant (it might try to hide behind the other dialog boxes; try moving them around if it looks like nothing is showing up).  You probably want to grant at least `identify web sites` and `identify e-mail users`.  If you want to check the SHA1 fingerprint by clicking `View Certificate` before you click OK, that would be good.
+Choose `Edit|Preferences...` and in the dialog box that appears, select `Certificates` from the left-hand pane.  Choose the `Authorities` tab in the set of tabs that shows up on the right, and click `Import`.  Navigate to the file you just downloaded and select it.
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+A dialog box will appear asking for the level of trust you wish to grant (it might try to hide behind the other dialog boxes; try moving them around if it looks like nothing is showing up).  You probably want to grant at least `identify web sites` and `identify e-mail users`.  If you want to check the SHA1 fingerprint by clicking `View Certificate` before you click OK, that would be good.
 
 Choose `OK` and `Close`, and Evolution should be ready with the CAL CA Certificate.