Hello! Can client certificates from Elaho be imported into Lagrange? I realise this is perhaps more of an Elaho question than a Lagrange question but I dip into Gemini so infrequently that I didn’t notice Elaho was deprecated, and I couldn’t find any active support channel. Perhaps it’s also a success story for Gemini that an unmaintained client still works (there’s been no feature churn for it to keep up with).
Feb 01 · 3 months ago
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I think import should work as long as it's in PEM format. you may need to convert from a different format.
can't be too hard, some editing in a text editor might be required.
PEM is a base64 encoding with a header and footer telling that it is a X.509 certificate; if it is a binary format then you can convert it to base64 and add the header and footer. (Note: The first byte of the binary data will be 0x30 to indicate a ASN.1 SEQUENCE. If it isn't, then you can know it is wrong.) However, you will also need the private key, which might be a separate file; the certificate alone cannot be used to authenticate.