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Hello guy's... I am developing an application : linux squeeze, gmime 2.6, C. This appli is inside a Milter filter. In that filter, i want to create for each entering Email, a tree of the Email : the sub branch are the attachement, but if one attachement is an Email, i create a sub-object Email, and again, if this Email got attachement etc... In the case of 'regular' mail's, i have no problem. As soon as i detect an email is encrypted, i go thrue a process to decrypt. As soon as i detect a signature, i check it. The source got examples, but without the data : the test email, the certificates, keys etc. (check gmime-x.x.x/examples So, there is no way to do a test. Nowhere any specification about cert's, key's is given. I have got no problem to import public keys. I cannot import any private keys. I created those keys (.P12) with openssl, idem for the public key (.pem), and i use them with no problem with thunderbird (Win7) and my program in .NET I see that gmime use gpgme, and gpgsm also. I noticed that gmime and gpgsm accept/reject the same certificates. I am looking for a set of files to allow the test tasks : do i need the root cacert.crt ? do i need to privide the private, public and cacert in a certain order ? Could you please send me a useable private key (.P12?) known to be "importable" by gmime ? I would examine it in details, and will try to adapt... I would adapt anyway, but if one of you could generate this set for guyname guysurname briosofttest com. Or send me the openssl magic receipt. Mine is : echo "******************Generating key..."; openssl req -new -batch -passout "pass:$passwd" -nodes -out $mailname@$domainname-req.pem -keyout $mailname@$domainname-key.pem -days 3650 -config CERT-openssl.cnf echo "******************Generating certification request..."; openssl ca -passin pass:$passcertificateur -batch -out $mailname@$domainname-cert.pem -days 3650 -config CERT-openssl.cnf -infiles $mailname@$domainname-req.pem echo "*****************Certifying..."; mkdir $PGDATADIR/$domainname openssl pkcs12 -export -passout "pass:$passwd" -in $mailname@$domainname-cert.pem -inkey $mailname@$domainname-key.pem \ -certfile /etc/ssl/$certificateur/cacert.crt -name "$nomcomplet" -out $PGDATADIR/$domainname/$mailname@$domainname-cert.p12 echo "*****************Extracting Pub Key..."; openssl pkcs12 -passin "pass:$passwd" -nokeys -clcerts -in $PGDATADIR/$domainname/$mailname@$domainname-cert.p12 -out $PGDATADIR/$domainname/$mailname@$domainname-pub.pem I suppose i missed something.... Seb |