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Workaround for S/MIME certificate not downloadable in V9.510

Here's a workaround to get the S/MIME certificate. Start by logging in with PuTTy at the command line. (How to use the Putty tool to access the command line)

1. Run a command as root that outputs the desired cert on your terminal. My example is testuser@domain.com:

secure:/root # cc get_object $(cc get_object_by_name emailpki user testuser@domain.com | fgrep "'smime'" | grep -o "REF_[^']*") | sed -n -e "s/^.*'//" -e '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/p'

2. Copy the following result into a Windows text editor and save it as testuser@domain.com.pem.

Cheers - Bob

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AZSysAdmin over 5 years ago

Hi Bob,

Hope you are well and 2019 is treating you well. I have a question here, seems I don't know which directory to run this from, since all I get is file not found when running for domain email address. I am running into the same SC230 and 9.510-5. Nothing urgent, just wanted to be counted as encountering issue.

Thanks,

Joel
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BAlfson over 5 years ago in reply to AZSysAdmin

This is about using S/MIME encryption, Joel. If you haven't set up the email address as an Internal User in 'Encryption', the above command won't find the certificate.

Cheers - Bob

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