RE: Qtmhhttp1 Auhority

Justin,

Another option maybe that may work - create a separate program that accesses
the Digital Certificate Manager and have it adopt authority, then have your
cgi program call this separate program to do what it needs.

Scott Mildenberger

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> From: Justin Houchin [mailto:justin@RELIATEK.COM]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 12:52 PM
> To: web400@midrange.com
> Subject: [WEB400] Qtmhhttp1 Auhority
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> Hi Everyone,
>             I am using a program that sends an XML Document to UPS and
> receives back the shipping rates for the package. I can run
> this program
> from the command line using my authority(ALLOBJ, SECOFR) and
> the program
> runs fine. I do this for testing purposes, the program will
> actually run
> in a CGi program. Here is the problem, when running under CGI with the
> user profile Qtmhttp1 the program does not have authority to
> the Digital
> Certificate Manager to check to see if my application is registered.
> Therefore the program does not make the connection with UPS because it
> cannot verify which SSL certificate to use. Which file do I need to
> grant authority to so that the user Qtmhhttp1 can have access to the
> Digital Certificate Manager?
>
> Justin Houchin
> Programmer and Web Developer
> ReliaTek, Inc
> justin@reliatek.com
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