Re: Problem with Example16 and SSL

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Just so that we understand each other:  HTTPAPI uses i5/OS's support for 
SSL.  It does not do it's own SSL.  The error messages you've provided 
are sent to HTTPAPI from i5/OS, and all HTTPAPI does is relay them back 
to you.

What you seem to be telling me is that the operating system says you 
don't have authority -- but you're completely sure that you DO have 
authority.   That being the case, there's very little I can say to 
you...  I guess it's possible that i5/OS has a bug that it reports 
insufficient authority to someone who has sufficient authority -- but 
that seems unlikely. (If that were the case, this issue would come up 
more often!)  But even if that is the case, you need to complain to IBM, 
not me... I didn't write the operating system, and have no ability to 
fix it.

The only other suggestion I can provide is that you grant yourself (or 
have the admin do it) access to the actual disk objects for the 
certificate store.  To try that:

CHGAUT USER(MYUSERID)
         OBJ('/QIBM/UserData/ICSS') DTAAUT(*RX) SUBTREE(*ALL)

You can use *PUBLIC for the userid to give everyone authority.




Dan Fauss wrote:
> Appreciate the assistance, however I'd already read the readme, and had
> my sysadmin give my profile access to the *system DCM cert as it stated
> in the README.
> 
> I've confirmed again that the checkbox is clicked next to my name
> through navigator. Any other ideas that aren't listed in the readme?
> 
> Thanks
> Dan
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