Certificate authority management, such as it is, in 10.2 consists of the file/System/Library/Keychains/X509Anchors. Get root and stick your anchor certificate into that keychain file (using/usr/bin/certtool). That'll make it a trusted anchor for the entire system. Browse with Keychain Access (in Applications/Utilities). Support for more detailed control (say, different anchor sets for different programs) isn't in Jaguar; that'll arrive with some future release. (The APIs are in; just not the admin features to use them easily.) And yes, Safari needs to learn to ask and say, "Okay then, if you say so..."
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Certificate authority management, such as it is, in 10.2 consists of the file /System/Library/Keychains/X509Anchors. Get root and stick your anchor certificate into that keychain file (using /usr/bin/certtool). That'll make it a trusted anchor for the entire system. Browse with Keychain Access (in Applications/Utilities).
Support for more detailed control (say, different anchor sets for different programs) isn't in Jaguar; that'll arrive with some future release. (The APIs are in; just not the admin features to use them easily.)
And yes, Safari needs to learn to ask and say, "Okay then, if you say so..."