Digital certificate location for business banking

Khannie

Can you tell me what the default location for the digital certificate on mac is? (as it'll be the same for Linux, which I'm trying to use)

On windows it's: C:\mydocument\dc\<USERNAME>

Many thanks.

Bank of Ireland: Elaine

Good Morning Khannie, 

Thank you for getting in contact with us here on Boards.ie. 

We are looking into this for you and will get back to you here with an update as soon as we can. 

Thanks for your patience. 

Elaine 

Bank of Ireland: Elaine

Khannie wrote: »

Can you tell me what the default location for the digital certificate on mac is? (as it'll be the same for Linux, which I'm trying to use)

On windows it's: C:\mydocument\dc\<USERNAME>

Many thanks.

Good Morning Khannie,

We've been in contact with our Business Online support team. You are free to use Linux OS however, as we do not support this we are unable to offer any technical support. We can confirm the default location for Mac is /Users/<USERNAME>/ This is where the User name is the same name of the policy which you are logged into on your Mac.

We hope this helps and if you need anything else, please don't hesitate to contact us again.

Thanks,
Elaine

Khannie

That worked. Thanks very much. For others who may come across this through google, what I did was:

sudo mkdir -p /Users/<my_computer_login_name>/
sudo chown -R <my_computer_login_name> /Users
cp -r ~/<MY BOI LOGIN NAME>/ /Users/<my_computer_login_name>/

So for example if my computer login name was john and my BOI login name was aaaaa001 the commands would be:
sudo mkdir -p /Users/john
sudo chown -R john /Users
cp -r ~/aaaaa001/ /Users/john/

Bank of Ireland: Elaine

Khannie wrote: »

That worked. Thanks very much. For others who may come across this through google, what I did was:

sudo mkdir -p /Users/<my_computer_login_name>/
sudo chown -R <my_computer_login_name> /Users
cp -r ~/<MY BOI LOGIN NAME>/ /Users/<my_computer_login_name>/

So for example if my computer login name was john and my BOI login name was aaaaa001 the commands would be:
sudo mkdir -p /Users/john
sudo chown -R john /Users
cp -r ~/aaaaa001/ /Users/john/

Thanks Khannie, 

That's a great help and I'm sure our community members here on Boards.ie will appreciate your post. 

Elaine

JonHa

Khannie wrote: »

That worked. Thanks very much. For others who may come across this through google, what I did was:

sudo mkdir -p /Users/<my_computer_login_name>/
sudo chown -R <my_computer_login_name> /Users
cp -r ~/<MY BOI LOGIN NAME>/ /Users/<my_computer_login_name>/

So for example if my computer login name was john and my BOI login name was aaaaa001 the commands would be:
sudo mkdir -p /Users/john
sudo chown -R john /Users
cp -r ~/aaaaa001/ /Users/john/

Hi Khannie,
Thanks for posting, I'm really happy to see that this is possible. I'm having trouble though with firefox finding my digital certs. I've followed your steps. The last step i changed to

cp -r /media/sf_Share/mydocument/dc/ZZZZZ001/ /Users/myLinuxUserName/

since I'm copying my digital cert from my windows folder. Did you do this or did you order new certs? Maybe I'm doing something wrong in my copy statement? Folder name and files are all in upper-case. I'm using oracle jave 8.77 installed on linux mint.