Re: Mozilla's behavior dealing with client certificate selection

Nelson Bolyard wrote: Once you authenticate to a server that properly implements SSL session caching, each subsequent time you visit that server (until 24 hours pass, or you restart your browser), the client will say to the server I've previously authenticated an SSL sesiion with you, and here's

Re: Mozilla's behavior dealing with client certificate selection

Jean-Marc, Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote: Nelson Bolyard wrote: Once you authenticate to a server that properly implements SSL session caching, each subsequent time you visit that server (until 24 hours pass, or you restart your browser), the client will say to the server I've previously

cmsutil: where are the SECU* and PORT* objects stored?

Hi, I am attempting to compile a stand-alone version of cmsutil.c using the NSS 3.9 and NSPR 4.4.1 Solaris binary distributions. During the link, several unresolved symbols are identified. Does anyone know what library should contain these symbols? Please see below for complete compile output.

cmsutil: where are the SECU* and PORT* objects stored?

Hi, I am attempting to compile a stand-alone version of cmsutil.c using the NSS 3.9 and NSPR 4.4.1 Solaris binary distributions. During the link, several unresolved symbols are identified. Does anyone know what library should contain these symbols? Please see below for complete compile output.

Mozilla-JSS not found

Hi, I try to run the example KeyStoreTest from JSS and I have the following error: java.security.KeyStoreException: Mozilla-JSS not found at java.security.KeyStore.getInstance(KeyStore.java:161) at KeyStoreTest.main(KeyStoreTest.java:96) but I printed the providers and i see

Re: Mozilla's behavior dealing with client certificate selection

Julien Pierre wrote: Jean-Marc, Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote: For more advanced usage of client authentification, it can happen that you own several certs representing several identities that you may wish to wish concurently to connect to the server, or to change without having to close the

Bug 236466 -- can anybody comment on this?

Hi, I guess %subject% says it all. Can anybody confirm me, that she is not able to read message attached to this bug, please? Thanks, Matej ___ mozilla-crypto mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-crypto

Re: Mozilla's behavior dealing with client certificate selection

Nelson, Nelson B wrote: Julien Pierre wrote: Jean-Marc, Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote: For more advanced usage of client authentification, it can happen that you own several certs representing several identities that you may wish to wish concurently to connect to the server, or to