goku wrote:
How can I send signed (or encrypted) S/MIME emails without these buttons
(or the padlock icon)?
I mean I RTFM, went to the help section, went to the mozilla.org site and,
it clearly states that Mozilla supports S/MIME.
Inside the compose window, use the menu: Options/Security.
Hi,
When I sign and envelope something with netscape messenger, it signs the
message, puts it as data content type and then envelopes this data. So the
form is a data content type in an envelopedData content type. I hope I am
clear.
It neither use a signedAndEnvelopedData content type nor a
NSS does not support most crlv2 features. If you have a v2 extension
that is marked critical, NSS will not accept it.
bob
bonny joy wrote:
hi all
I am working on mozilla's nss code. I have some trouble on using
crlutil.eventhough i am using a crlv2 it is giving an error message
Hm, I was unaware that the netscape clients produced signed/enveloped
data. I know that the libraries can produce them.
All of these data are pkcs7 content types. pkcs7 content is self
describing. You have to open a pkcs7 object to see if its enveloped or
encrypted. If you signed the message,
Bonny,
bonny joy wrote:
hi all
I am working on mozilla's nss code. I have some trouble on using
crlutil.eventhough i am using a crlv2 it is giving an error message
invalid format .Is this the error with the crlutil or the decoding code
in the implementation.
A few things to
