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pete.hawdon

Client certificates are often used with FTPS. Mutual TLS is generally the norm...

I'll have a look in your github project to try and find the answer.
pete.hawdon

Re: Client certificate with Intermediate

martin wrote:

To be honest, I do not know. In general client certificates are very rarely used, so I have little experience with them overall.

Does it work with other FTP clients?


Yeah it works fine with every other client I've tried.
martin

Re: Client certificate with Intermediate

To be honest, I do not know. In general client certificates are very rarely used, so I have little experience with them overall.

Does it work with other FTP clients?
pete.hawdon

Client certificate with Intermediate

Hi

Using WinSCP 6.3.5 to connect to a remote FTP Server using Explicit FTPS with mutual TLS.

This works fine when I configure a client certificate that has no Intermediate CA but I cannot get WinSCP to work when attempting to configure with a chained Intermediate.

The server is trusting the Root CA – I want to be able to configure WinSCP with a private key and chained client cert / intermediate cert, however when handshaking I can see that WinSCP is not including the intermediate when responding to the Certificate request from the server.

Does WinSCP support chaining Intermediates with client certs?

Thanks for any support..