s/mime with Yubikey
Dear Community,
I have some trouble on Windows 10 (x64) using Thunderbird 60.0 (x32) and Yubikey NEO to sign email using s/mime.
If I import my cert using "Manage Certificates" it works well but if I try to use my Yubikey Thunderbird always says "Unable to sign message. Please check that the certificates specified.....are valid and trusted for mail". My Yubikey works well with emClient and Outlook.
I installed OpenSC 0.16 (x32) and I add a security device pointed to SysWow64/opensc-pkcs11.dll (like specified in this forum https://forum.yubico.com/viewtopic7062.html?p=8857). I can see my cert (PIV_II) and I can select it for Digital Signing and Encryption but I'm always got the same error while trying to sign my email.
If someone has an idea it will be helpfull.
Thanks a lot in advance,
Regards
Ñemoĩporã poravopyre
Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
Of course my cert is loaded insed my Yubikey :) It works perfectly with Outlook en EmMail.
Finally this mroning I found the problem myself. It comes from a buggy version of OpensSC. Now, using the 0.19 release it works well.
Thanks
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You also need to have your private key on the Yubikey in order to be able to use it for signing. Please confirm that this is the case.
Ñemoĩporã poravopyre
Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
Of course my cert is loaded insed my Yubikey :) It works perfectly with Outlook en EmMail.
Finally this mroning I found the problem myself. It comes from a buggy version of OpensSC. Now, using the 0.19 release it works well.
Thanks
Of course my cert is loaded insed my Yubikey :)
I did ask about your private key, not your cert. These are different things. You wouldn't necessarily need a Yubikey for just storing your cert, as there is nothing secret about the cert. Possibly among other things, the Yubikey is supposed to protect your private key.
Sorry the misunderstanding, i say Yes my private key is loaded. I said it works with Outlook not with Thunderbird :) If my private key was not loaded inside my Yubikey it would not have worked with other email Client :à)
Now it works with Thunderbird using the 0.19 release of OpenSC
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