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Why Can't I Get a PKI Certificate Using the Linux Browser Opera 6.0?

The Linux browser Opera 6.0 has a defect that has been corrected in version 6.0.1 and higher versions. The Mozilla 1.x browser for Linux could also be used to get a certificate. This certificate can be exported from Mozilla, then imported into some other browser when direct enrollment doesn't work.

08/29/08

Last Updated: 8/29/08