Robert Relyea wrote: > Typically > needsUserInit means there isn't a password record in your key database. > Without this you can not store any keys. The difference between 'not > initialized', 'doesn't have a master password', and 'has master a > password' is as follows: > > 1) 'not initialized' --- no password record. > 2) 'doesn't have a master password' --- has a password record, and the > password record is encrypted with a key derived from 'NULL' (\0). > 3) 'has a master password' - has a password record, and key isn't > derived from NULL.
Bob, correct me if I'm wrong, but that distinction is purely in PSM, not in NSS, right? IINM in NSS, there are only two states: - no password record - password record exists and NSS does not give special treatment to the null password case, but rather PSM handles that. Do I remember that correctly? _______________________________________________ dev-tech-crypto mailing list dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto
