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In dk.edb.mac Per Ronne <per@rqnne.invalid> wrote:
> I am using a digital certificate to access government sites in Denmark.
> The certificate is, however, only valid for two years so then you will
> have to get a new certificate.

> Of course, this is what I have done. And I have placed the new
> certificate in my keyring [through /Applications/Utilities/Keychain
> Access].

> But Safari still uses the old certificate which is now obsolete. It
> doesn't even help to delete it from the keyring; it is till chosen by
> Safari. And though it shows two certificates [and marks the first one as
> no more valid], it still uses it - and I see no way to force it to use
> the new.

> I have successfully removed the obsolete certificate from FireFox and it
> works as it should. But not so with Safari.

Safari, Mail etc bruger Apples egen infrastruktur til h?ndtering af
certifikater. Dvs ?ben /Aplications/Utlilities/Keychain.app - hit din
n?glering med dit certifikat (formegenlig login.keychain) under "My
certificates". V?r lige opm?rksom p? at hvis du har krypterede mails
eller andet lign. og du sletter det gamle certifikat vil alle de emner
der er krypteret med det gamle certifikatt v?re gone for altid.

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mvh. Morten Reippuert Knudsen