Digital Signature -- No certificates found

[atozjack]

Hello,

I’m using windows 10, and my org is trying to switch off Adobe/Microsoft and go to LibreOffice. The one thing that’s holding us back is signing PDFs. I have a self-signed certificate, a certificate from CAcert, and an OpenSSL certificate. I’ve installed them using Microsoft Management Console, but LibreOffice can’t seem to find them.
In Tools > Security I’ve tried entering the path (C:\Windows\System32\certmgr.msc) for the Certificate Manager, but no matter what I do it doesn’t recognize any kind of certificate when I try to digitally sign.

Anybody have any ideas?

[Wanderer]

@atozjack

a certificate from CAcert,

Did you try their wiki:
http://wiki.cacert.org/PdfSigning/LibreOffice
.
There is also a thread “here”, but as there were some changes in Thunderbird, I don’t know, if the hint on using it to import certificates are still valid:

how to make my digital certificate availabe to libreoffice?

I am using libreoffice 6.1.4.2 on Windows 7. When I want to create a digital signature (File > Digital Signatures > Digital Signatures…) or (File > Export As > Export As PDF), I cannot see my certificate. When I click “Start Certificate Manager…” in the “Digital Signtures” dialog, I get an error “could not find any certificate manager.” My certificate is in Thunderbird 45.4 and Firefox 49 and work. Googling provides me with references to Tools > Options > Security > Certificate Path, but that…

[iplaw67]

It is essentially broken currently for some people:

tdf#94903

tdf#159612