After digging more into this problem, I found the old subject is
misleading, so I change it, please refer to incompatible cert7.db and
key3.db for Mozilla and Communicator thread for the history.
OK, I got to tackle this since there is no other way out for me :(
environment:
Red Hat Linux 7.3
Hi, Nelson!
Finally I've found and solved the problem.
Here the description:
My server is supports port-based sessions and each session
is single-threaded. So, the socket loop looks like this:
for(;;)
{
accept();
read();
write();
close();
}
If Mozilla gets the document, which pulls
Wondering how to make mozilla support X509 attribute certificate. Any
suggestion?
Thanks.
Loren wrote:
lorenhome:~/nss/nss-3.6/bin$ ./signtool -d . -l
using certificate directory: .
Object signing certificates
---
Test User One
Issued by: Test Root CA - Test Company (Test Root CA)
Expires: Tue Oct 28, 2003
Assertion failure: 0, at
Patrick,
POC wrote:
Does mozilla have a API I could use to parse through a CRL? I'm
currently using Sun's CertificateFactory and calling the generateCRL()
method but I find it very slow when dealing with large CRLs 1
MB...Moreover if I build a list of such CRL objects, my JVM runs out
of
