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SYMPTOMSWhen downloading a digitally signed file, rather than popping up the certificate dialog box as expected, a message box comes up indicating that the file has been digitally signed but that it cannot be confirmed. CAUSEMicrosoft has recently confirmed a rare certificate verification problem caused by the .reg files offered as part of the tools set of the ActiveX SDK and SDK for Java 1.5x. The problem is that the .reg files, Wvtston.reg and Wvtstoff.reg, set the system to check Verisign's revocation server extraneously. This error occurs only when your system is set to check the revocation server, and the revocation server itself is down. RESOLUTION
Use SetReg.exe available in the Internet Client SDK's \Inetsdk\Bin folder
or the \bin\packsign directory of the SDK for Java 2.0x or later, rather
than the .reg files in the ActiveX SDK or older SDK for Java. SetReg.exe
should be used to disable Revocation checking on your machine.
By issuing the following command, the revocation server for commercial
certificates is disabled:
REFERENCES
For more information, please refer to code signing on the MSDN Online Web Workshop. Additionally, you can find information on code signing in the SDK for Java
2.0 or later in the \Sdk-java\Bin\Packsign directory.
Additional query words: revocation certificate Verisign
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