Keychain password problem when importing .pfx certificate package
Thanks in advance for help (although I'm only 1 solved for 3 posted so far so seem to have a record for stumpers).
I am trying to import a root certificate inside a .pfx file into my x509 Anchors in Keychain.
I am asked initially for the .pfx file password (no probs) and, next, for my Keychain password (because "Keychain Access wants to use keychain 'x509Anchors'." - which is interesting since I have already unlocked the x509 Anchors).
This leads directly to my problem: it won't accept any password I enter. I have tried the .pfx password, my account password...I've even had my company's IT admin who set up the laptop try HIS password.
After three incorrect guesses, I get an error dialog: "CL INVALID_FIELDPOINTER".
I have tried the Keychain first aid feature but it detects no errors.
- Nikko
I am trying to import a root certificate inside a .pfx file into my x509 Anchors in Keychain.
I am asked initially for the .pfx file password (no probs) and, next, for my Keychain password (because "Keychain Access wants to use keychain 'x509Anchors'." - which is interesting since I have already unlocked the x509 Anchors).
This leads directly to my problem: it won't accept any password I enter. I have tried the .pfx password, my account password...I've even had my company's IT admin who set up the laptop try HIS password.
After three incorrect guesses, I get an error dialog: "CL INVALID_FIELDPOINTER".
I have tried the Keychain first aid feature but it detects no errors.
- Nikko
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.4.9)
