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CCK2 2.2.7 - Certificates Authorities - High Sierra Issues #93
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That's odd. There should be no difference on High Sierra. Are there any errors on the console? |
This may be relevant to this issue; CAs added from files where the filename contains a '.' anywhere before the '.crt' suffix fail to load.
In CCK2-2.2.6 this produces an error:
In CCK2-2.2.8 the CAs fail to load if named similarly, and it may produce an error on the console, but I inadvertently worked around it (thinking it could be file permissions related) by renaming the CA files... |
My CAs doesn't contain any '.' before the '.crt' suffix. |
I'm finally getting around to testing this and everything is working fine for me... I do know that sometimes the certificates don't show up in the cert manager even though they are installed. |
The certificates land on the computer correctly, but it seems that however firefox processes the .cfg file, it skips the certificates. In our latest test runs, it also skipped add-ons. (but installed correctly in the directories). Firefox successfully processes items before and after the certificates and add-ons items in the .cfg file. We chmod the permissions for the whole .app to 755, thinking it is a permission issue with no luck as well. We since started testing using JSON/Policies for Firefox 63, because of the enterprise root option. |
It only does those on firstrun or when the version of the CCK2 config changes. Can you try bumping the version? |
CCK2 built with 2.2.7 installed on 10.11.6 works fine installing the Certificate authorities but when installing on a High Sierra machine CCK2 installs but doesn't install the certificate authorities.
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