Javier Pedemonte wrote:
I just got NSS_3_1_1_RTM from cvs to see if it fixes any outstanding
problems on my end. While it does include the fix to mpprime.c, I
noticed that sslconn.c was still at version 1.5. When I manually
upgraded to version 1.9 of that file, the performance on the psm
On Friday morning, I am going to push the NSS 3.1.1
source code tar files to ftp.mozilla.org. Two tar
files will be pushed. One contains not only NSS 3.1.1
but also NSPR 4.1 and DBM, which are required by NSS.
The other contains NSS 3.1.1 only.
Wan-Teh
Brandon Hume - BORG Redirect wrote:
Wan-Teh Chang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gmake -f client.mk build
gmake -f client.mk build BUILD_MODULES=psm
I guess you just need to reverse the last two steps,
that is, build PSM before building Mozilla.
Thank you, that got me much further
kai lei wrote:
I need to convert a ssl socket handle to a socket handle.Can anyone help me?
Why do you need to do this?
Ming Zhou wrote:
Goal: Build NSS 3.1.1 (Network Security Services)
Platform: Win2K Pro with MSDOS shell, gmake, MSVC lib
When building NSS following build instructions of both Mozilla and NSS, I
got the following error:
lib -NOLOGO -OUT:"WIN954.0_OPT.OBJ/secutil.lib"
This is to announce the NSS 3.2 Beta 3 release.
The release notes are available at
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/release_notes_32.html.
This is a beta release that we recommend for public
testing. The cvs tag is NSS_3_2_BETA3.
Products other than JSS and PSM should use the
Javier Delgadillo wrote:
psm links in some C++ libraries (xpcom and what not). Some UNIX flavors
require that programs linking in C++ libraries have a main function in a
C++ source file.
This is in fact required by the C++ language. The main()
function of a C++ program must be in a C++
I am pleased to announce the NSS 3.2 release.
This is the first time NSS is available as
shared libraries, which will make it significantly
easier for us to deliver bug fixes and performance
enhancements to our customers. We also incorporated
new assembler code we received from Sun and HP that
shankar srinivasan wrote:
Can i find a compiled version of NSS lib somewhere? Am having a hard time
building it under windows.
We plan to provide binary distributions of NSS 3.2
for Windows, Solaris 2.6, Solaris 8 64-bit, HP-UX 11.00
(32-bit and 64-bit), AIX (32-bit and 64-bit),
Red Hat
Simon Josefsson wrote:
Any chance of making PR_ImportTCPSocket() into a official function?
No. Although PR_ImportTCPSocket() works in most cases, it cannot
be made to work in general.
I think it's quite useful if you're trying to use NSS to SSL-ify a
program that does not already use
jasper chow wrote:
In order to make the life simpler, can I download a copy of
nss.dll(nss.lib?) somewhere in mozilla.org?
I tried http://mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey/release-notes/
but nss related libraries are not there
Yes, we do have NSS binary releases on mozilla.org.
We don't have
Shin'ichiro TAYA wrote:
I'm trying to build psm2 on NetBSD-current(1.5U).
NSS makes library at NetBSD1.5U_DBG.OBJ, but psm2 searches NSS libs at
NetBSD1.5U_x86_DBG.OBJ, so failes to make psm2.
I think there are two solutions:
(a) make NSS libs at NetBSD1.5U_x86_DBG.OBJ
(b) refer NSS libs
Kriton Kyrimis wrote:
snip
The program seems to run under x86 Solaris 2.7, as well.
Building PSM was a bit of a pain, as I had to do a few things by hand
to make it compile:
* Set the NS_USE_GCC and NO_MDUPDATE environment variables by hand. The
first one was required to
Rob Somerville wrote:
gmake cannot find ../../dist/SunOS5.7_OPT.OBJ/lib/libfreebl_pure32_3.so
, i have not been able to build PSM2 for several days
Monday May 14 15:16:59 MDT 2001
gmake[3]: Leaving directory `/home/red1/data/mozilla/security/nss/lib'
../../config/nsinstall -R -m 755
Tomorrow (Friday, June 1) we will make NSS 3.2.1 binary
distributions available. Please watch this newsgroup for
the announcement.
Wan-Teh
Lars Hecking wrote:
It seems that Rob and I have been able to successfully build the lizard
with PSM2 support for at least the past few days, even though we seem to
differ in which -O options work :)
However, I have run into two non-fatal configure problems. Maybe someone
can help
Rob Somerville wrote:
what are the best configuration options to use with Workshop 5.0/6.0.
It is best to ask Sun's Mozilla client porting team.
You should be able to find their email addresses in
Bugzilla.
Wan-Teh
Mark F Moser wrote:
Hi All,
I have followed the extract instructions given in
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/jss/jss_build.html
and checked out NSS 3.2.
OK, I see what happens.
JSS 3.0 build instructions point to NSS 3.2 build instructions.
When we changed the NSS build
This is to announce that NSS 3.2.1 binary distributions are
now available for anonymous ftp download at
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/security/nss/releases/NSS_3_2_1_RTM/.
Header files and pre-built binaries (both debug and optimized
builds) for several platforms are provided.
NSS requires NSPR. We
This past weekend we found two bugs in NSPR.
Bug 83845 affects code using NSPR's IPv6 socket interface
on an IPv4 host. PR_GetPeerName method incorrectly returns
the information of the local socket (as opposed to the peer)
if invoked on a PR_AF_INET6 socket emulated on top of IPv4.
This bug
Colin Blake wrote:
Does this have anything to do with Mozilla? Because process-shared unnamed
semaphores and OpenVMS don't mix!
Mozilla does not use the the SSL server session cache code
in NSS, but Mozilla is not the only user of NSS.
I know just porting Mozilla to OpenVMS is enough to
Nelson B. Bolyard wrote:
Jung-Ho Ahn wrote:
Hello,
While I am trying to use NSS (actually JSS) in our HTTP server,
I found that I could not a server socket which is
waiting for a new connection, since a socket
is locked during the 'accept' call.
Is there any way to close that
Kannan Bhoopaathy wrote:
Hello,
I have a question related to NSS.
In the sample client/server example that is distributed with NSS, all the
sockets created are explicitly set as blocking sockets? Is there a reason
why it is done like that? Is this because NSS supports only blocking
Carlos Cid wrote:
On HP-UX I have a different problem with modutil, as when I run the
version that comes with iWS (again both 4.1 SP7 and 6.0), it returns :
/usr/lib/dld.sl : Can't open shared library:
../../../dist/HP-UXB.11.00_OPT.OBJ/lib/libnspr3.sl
/usr/lib/dld.sl : No such file
Carlos Cid wrote:
Hi,
I have seen it. But unfortunately its 'modutil' is dynamically linked to
a couple of libraries included in NSS. Thus my problem still remains (I
need the whole NSS installed in order to use modutil). Something like
the ones in Cpkg 1.06 would solve my problem (stand
Attached is the draft of the NSS 3.4 project plan. We may make
minor changes to it this week, but it is ready for a final review.
Your comments are welcome.
Wan-Teh
Title: NSS 3.4 Plan
NSS 3.4 Plan
Newsgroup: netscape.public.mozilla.crypto
Draft Version 0.8, 10 September 2001
The NSS 3.4 project plan is also available on our web site at
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/nss-3.4/nss-3.4-plan.html.
Wan-Teh
Moritz Walther wrote:
Hi,
has anybody examples for using JSS/NSS for S/MIME ?
JSS doesn't expose the S/MIME functions in NSS now.
The best example of using NSS for S/MIME is the 'cmsutil'
command-line utility in NSS. Its sources are in
mozilla/security/nss/cmd/smimetools. Some people at
Jamil Nimeh wrote:
I seem to recall a long time ago that things like certutil, keyutil,
modutil, etc. were statically linked binaries. Does anyone know if
there's a way to build these utilities from NSS 3.3 or 3.2 statically
linked with all the NSPR and NSS libs?
Linking the NSS utilities
Ben Bucksch wrote:
Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
1. S/MIME v3. Netscape 6.x will support S/MIME soon. Our S/MIME
code needs more code review, testing, enhancement, and
documentation. It needs to interoperate with Netscape
Communicator, Microsoft Outlook, and Netscape 6
Mike Oliver wrote:
I apologize, but I actually mis-typed. I'm using BLOCKING sockets over an
SSL connection... Does this make any sense now?
It's still a bug for PR_Send() with PR_IO_NO_TIMEOUT on
blocking sockets to fail with the PR_IO_TIMEOUT_ERROR error.
Wan-Teh
Mike Oliver wrote:
After closing a SSL blocking socket and preparing to shutdown, I call:
NSS_Shutdown();
PR_Cleanup();
PR_Cleanup, however, never returns. Any thoughts? Running on Win2K.
It would be nice to use the debugger to see where PR_Cleanup
is waiting. I suspect that it is
Mike Oliver wrote:
I have two other threads running, but I did not create them using NSPR, but
rather as Win32 ::CreateThread calls. Could this be causing the problem? Any
other thoughts? Would you recommend that I download all the source and step
into PR_Cleanup w/ the debugger?
If those
Jasen Halmes wrote:
Is there any facility built into nss where I could add some code to an
nss function and read output in some sort of a log? Since I am running
from an appserver I am trying to think of ways to get some more dubug
info, I'm not sure what a printf would do in this
Nelson B. Bolyard wrote:
Jamie Nicolson wrote:
I think the makefiles will only work in environments that
silently convert slash to backslash--this probably means you need a UNIX
emulation package such as cygwin or MKS.
AFAIK, MKS does not ever silently convert slash to backslash.
This
Steven T. Hatton wrote:
when I try to run the SSLClient.class found in the sample code found on
mozilla.org I get:
/***/
Exception in thread main java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Unable to
load jss library or one of its dependencies at
Nelson B. Bolyard wrote:
Alex Graveley wrote:
SSL_ForceHandshake following SSL_ResetHandshake fails with -8179.
Did you look and see what that error number is?
SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER
http://lxr.mozilla.org/mozilla/source/security/nss/lib/util/secerr.h#59
It seems that the SSL
Mike Oliver wrote:
Make your sockets nonblocking. It is the only way to make sure that
PR_Read() doesn't block.
That doesn't make sense to me. With blocking sockets, you still should be
able to query the socket first for data before doing the actual blocking
read
This is true for a
John Gardiner Myers wrote:
Mike Oliver wrote:
One last question: What's the difference between PR_Read/PR_Write and
PR_Recv/PR_Send when working w/ a socket?
PR_Recv/PR_Send take more arguments. Other than that, no difference.
That's right. Another difference is that PR_Recv/PR_Send
John Gardiner Myers wrote:
Mike Oliver wrote:
That doesn't make sense to me. With blocking sockets, you still should be
able to query the socket first for data before doing the actual blocking
read
That is not the case. If you don't want to block, make the socket
nonblocking. I don't
Mike Oliver wrote:
Okay - I think we're near the finish line here. I'm beginning to understand.
Thanks for your help John and Wan-Teh. Just a couple of last questions:
- If I use blocking sockets - I can spawn another thread to handle the
PR_Read, which will block. The problem is that
Steven T. Hatton wrote:
I'm curious about the relationship between JSSE and JSS. Some of the
questions I have are the following:
Can I use JSS as a cryptographic provider for JSSE?
You will be able to do that in a future JSS release. Turning
JSS into a JSSE provider is one of the goals
Nelson B. Bolyard wrote:
Read The Fabuluous Manual!
:) Can't resist.
Ian McGreer wrote:
I believe this is
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=102543
I would recommend trying NSS 3.3.2 and seeing if it works. Let us know
if it does and we'll mark the bug as a dup.
You are right, Ian. Daniel verified that this bug is
a duplicate of 102543.
Patrick wrote:
Is there a way to find an unused local port for when I create a client
socket, or is trial and error?
This is done by the OS. You don't need to bind a client socket.
Wan-Teh
Victor Probo wrote:
Looking at Comer's or Stevens' basic introductions to networking define
the following. There is a data structure (socket) for each connection,
as well as the listening connections, and those in the shutdown process.
A connection is identified by:
local IP
Patrick wrote:
Well, one can certainly pick which local port to bind to. In JSS for
example, there are a few SSLSocket constructors that allow a localPort to be
specified (See
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/jss/javadoc/org/mozilla/jss/ssl
/SSLSocket.html#constructor_summary)
Swaminathan Seetharaman wrote:
Hi,
Are there any plans to support WPKI and WTLS certificates in the near
future.
No. Just to make sure I understand the scope of your question,
you only need support for WTLS *certificates*, not the WTLS
protocol, correct?
Wan-Teh
Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
Am seeing constant crashes in mailnews when I receive signed and/or
encrypted email. It's great that S/MIME is now there in first-cut mode,
but I'm surprised that it seems so much less robust than Nav 4.x. Is it
using all-new backend code, or is it still using the
tak wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying make application which provide digital signature
function use by NSS.
I can not change db directory while application is running
although I changed first parameter of NSS_Initialize().
You mean your application is calling NSS_Initialize() multiple
times,
WHLZ wrote:
Hi,
I am new in playing Mozilla. I downloaded the tar ball and compiled it.
But when I ran it, I can't visit sites
that requires https. From Wan-Teh Chang's instruction page on NSS, it
seems I need to compile NSS into Mozilla. But the problem is I don't
have BSAFE Crystal-C
Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
Which is the correct Mozilla component in bugzilla for bugreports about
S/MIME? NSS? Or MailNews?
Good question, and the answer is not obvious, unfortunately.
In general, you should file S/MIME bugs against MailNews or
PSM. (I don't know which product is more
Patrick wrote:
I want to return to my user running my client app, an error string that is
generated in my clientAuthCertificate NSS callback function
(SSL_AuthCertificateHook):
after the first write on the SSL socket, my client app gets the server cert
and performs checks on the server cert
Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
Patrick wrote:
Hello,
I noticed JSS lists 5 TLS ciphers versus NSS listing 2. Why does NSS not
list as many? Does it support all 5 and the docs are not up to date?
Are you referring to the list here?
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/ref/ssl
Kenneth R. Robinette wrote:
Has anyone used NSS-3.3 on Windows, compiled into dll's and used by several
different clients concurrently?
This should work if the different clients don't share
the NSS config directory or database files.
Also, has anyone tried the latest code on Windows 98?
Kenneth R. Robinette wrote:
I don't understand the answer. That implies that no third party application
can make use of the certificates/keys contained within the Netscape/Mozilla
standard databases.
A third party application just needs to create its own NSS
config directory. NSS will
Tak wrote:
Hi.
I developed plug-in which list certificates using NSS.
I have developed the plug-in on Windows2000 SP1. I used
static library.
The plug-in ran properly on Windows2000 SP1.
However, when the plug-in ran on Window98SE, application error occurred.
In order to run the
Eric Murphy wrote:
How recent has this autoconf changeover happened? I have not built Moz
on Windows in over a year, so I am very rusty.
NSPR 4.1.2 does not use autoconf. I don't know why the
build instructions don't work for you.
Wan-Teh
D wrote:
I managed to build NSS, found that SMimeTools
and CertUtil has the functionalities I'm looking for, but the problem
is there's no documentation or roadmap for using the APIs (would
appreciate for any pointers on getting documentation if you know of
any).
Start from here
Patrick wrote:
What exactly is in libfreebl_hybrid_3.so and libfreebl_pure32_3.so?
Is that Netscape's implementation of the RSA algorithm? Is that an option
still?
libfreebl_pure32_3.so works on all versions of the SPARC
processors. libfreebl_hybrid_3.so only works on UltraSPARC
Kenneth R. Robinette wrote:
Wan-Teh
After reading your note and thinking about it, I went back and compiled our
application using only dll linkage. All went well except for one function,
CERT_DecodeDERCertificate(). This is a rather common function required by
many things, including the
Ian McGreer wrote:
They have be renamed with a prepended __ to indicate something like,
this function is exported now but may not be in the future.
It's actually stronger than that.
These functions are exported by nss3.dll only for the other
two NSS DLLs, ssl3.dll and smime3.dll. They
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a problem with the newest nightly builds and my smart card. With
version .98 all the certificates were visible and usable. But now none
of them is there. Does somebody know what has changed?
On Feb. 6 we changed the version of NSS (the crypto libraries)
in
jacky wrote:
1.is the mozilla version too old to use NSS?
2.who can tell me the detailed steps for compile SSL supported mozilla?
I suggest you download the latest Mozilla milestone release
from http://www.mozilla.org/releases/. The current milestone
is Mozilla 0.9.8 and Mozilla 0.9.9
Patrick wrote:
One should be able to edit the nss.def file to had critical functions not
yet exported, and be able to rebuild NSS just fine, correct?
Yes. Since NSS is open source software, you are free to
modify it to suit your purposes. I just wanted to point
out the caveat that the NSS
Krishnan Chellakarai wrote:
Hi,
I wanted to use the certificates/keys from the Netscape Repository
(cert7.db key3.db) to do digital signatures of our HTML form data. So,
I was looking at JSS and have few questions like
1) Can I use JSS and the standard PKCS11 interface provided by JSS?
Frank Schönheit wrote:
Hi all,
do not know if I'm at the right place here, if not, please somebody
point me into the right direction.
My problem is that I'm unable to get PSM working with an own mozilla
build. Though I successfully built the PSM, and the files named in
Frank Schönheit wrote:
Hi Wan-Teh,
The PSM build instructions document you cited above is the
right one. All the prerequisites should be documented there.
But this doc it's somewhat ... thin. It just says do this for
building and find the outcoming libs there.
I successfully built,
Frank Schönheit wrote:
Hi,
got it .
A call to regxpcom.exe solved the problem (the component.reg increased
in size with this - I assume the PSM libs are registered now).
Isn't the build supposed to do a regxpcom automatically? But ok, I'm in
the wrong group with this question
Patrick wrote:
I'm having ahard time building NSS on HP11:
First, I had to modify /coreconf/HP-UXmk to say CC=gcc instead of
CC=cc to get the build system to start using gcc
The correct solution is to set the environment variable
NS_USE_GCC to 1
Wan-Teh
Patrick wrote:
It *looks like* the build scripts are broken when using gcc as the
compiler??? At least on HP11
We do support gcc on some platforms On HP-UX we only
support the HP C compilers
Wan-Teh
Robert Relyea wrote:
Patrick wrote:
Hello,
I was reading
http://wwwmozillaorg/projects/security/pki/nss/loadable_certshtml
and the
sample code for installing the module questions about this:
1 Shouldn't it read:
if (hasroot == PR_FALSE) {
dll_path =
Patrick wrote:
OK so I should stay away from gcc when compiling NSS on HP11?
You can certainly use gcc to compile NSS on HP-UX 11 It's
just that you will need to do the porting work
The +Z and *s problems that you mentioned are both porting
problems
The compilers and platforms that the NSS
Patrick wrote:
I can't tell what cc compiler I have on my HP11 machine; It resides in
/usr/bin but can't get a version number (--version does not work)
It looks like it came with the OS (HP-UX faraday B1100 A 9000/785),
judging from messages I get when I tried to build NSS with it:
Maggot wrote:
I can't seem to find
ftp://ftpmozillaorg/pub/security/nss/releases/NSS_3_3_2_RTM/ Can someone
tell me where to get the NSS 332 release binaries?
Sorry We haven't pushed the NSS 332 binary releases
to the ftp site
I have asked our release engineer to do that I will
post an
Maggot wrote:
Can't seem to find the softokn3.dll in any of the WINNT or WIN95 archives in
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/security/nss/releases/NSS_3_4_BETA2/
You are right. Our release script was not updated to
include the new softokn3.dll. We will fix this in the
next NSS 3.2 pre-release.
Jim wrote:
I'm trying to recompile my source code with the latest release version
of NSS 3.3.2 and NSPR 4.1.2.
Jim,
If you are upgrading from the old NSS 2.8.x release, you will need
to change your makefiles to link with the new NSS shared libraries
and change your source files if you are
Patrick wrote:
I experienced a weird thing when untarring NSS331 source pulled from mozilla
ftp site.
On Solaris, I got a directory checksum error.
But on HPUX11, the tar completed but left an ascii text, along with the
nss-3.3.1 dir tree:
the file name is LongLink and contains this line:
Patrick wrote:
I'm using gmake to build NSS on Windows but it looks like the build script
were not tested with gmake?
There are at least three versions of gmake on Windows.
1. Netscape's port of GNU make 3.74 to Win32.
2. GNU make, stand-alone.
3. GNU make, as part of Cygwin.
We need to
Nelson B. Bolyard wrote:
Patrick wrote:
Why didn't I see this problem in NSS3.1?
I'd guess you were tesing only on Unix?
It's because NSS 3.1 does not have DLLs.
Wan-Teh
binary distributions.
We may produce another release candidate if we find serious
problems that require nontrivial fixes during our testing.
Please help us test this release candidate and report any
bugs you find in Bugzilla.
Thank you.
Wan-Teh Chang
binary distributions.
We may produce another release candidate if we find serious
problems that require nontrivial fixes during our testing.
Please help us test this release candidate and report any
bugs you find in Bugzilla.
Thank you.
Wan-Teh Chang
Mark Strong wrote:
I must be missing something.
Get this when compiling
make[3]: Entering directory
`/home/mstrong/z/nss-3.4.rc1/mozilla/security/nss/lib/util'
gcc -o Linux2.2_x86_glibc_PTH_DBG.OBJ/secdig.o -c -g -fPIC -DLINUX1_2
-Di386 -D_XOPEN_SOURCE -DLINUX2_1 -ansi -Wall -pipe
Meadows, Tyron wrote:
I've compiled two versions of a program to run in Windows 95/98 and Windows
NT/2000 environments by assigning the values WIN95 and WINNT respectively to
the OS_TARGET environment variable. The WINNT program works as expected
on computers running Windows 98, NT, and
Naomaru Itoi wrote:
Thanks for your help, I guess I know what my problem is, now; the
browser's in CFM, but my PKCS#11 module was in Mach-O.
So: I downloaded MPW and compiled the PKCS#11 code with it. I added a
"#pragma export list C_*" line for each function to the code. I chose
Patrick wrote:
This is a repeat question; missed the response; please copy meat my email
address as well if possible, thanks:
Is NSS' crypto engine still FIPS complinat? If so why isn't it documented at
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/overview.html?
We are in the middle
by the end of this
week and expect this release candidate to be close
to the final RTM build.
Please help us test this release candidate and file
bug reports if you run into any problems.
Thank you.
Wan-Teh Chang
bonny joy wrote:
hello
I have a question on NSS building on WIN2k
can i buils NSS 3.2.1 on win2k
i tried but the following error is coming
Microsoft (R) Segmented Executable Linker Version 5.60.339 Dec 5 1994
Maggot wrote:
Hi,
I would like to know where I could get working binaries of NSPR RTM for
NSS 3.4.1 RTM (Windows 95 or NT). I would like to have both the debug
(DBG.OBJ) and release (OPT.OBJ) versions of this NSPR.
NSS 3.4.1 was compiled against NSPR 4.1.2 and was tested against
both
Maggot wrote:
Both NSS and the NSPR DLLs are located in the same directory.
Good.
NSS 3.4.1 RTM (OPT.OBJ) works fine with NSPR 4.2 Beta (the one that
comes with Mozilla RC1) when I use pk12util to inject a P12 into a
Cryptoki token (Schlumberger Cryptoflex e-Gate 32k, slbck.dll,
Patrick wrote:
Hello,
About the links in the mozilla/dist directory after an NSS build: how do I
get the binaries which are put in the lib directory under
mozilla/dist/SunOS5.8_gcc_OPT.OBJ to be actual files and not links???
Build with NSDISTMODE=copy. See
://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/nss-3.4.2/nss-3.4.2-release-notes.html
Wan-Teh Chang
Larry J. Rifflle wrote:
I'm trying to add the CREN root and Penn State intermediate CA to the
builtins. I've figure out that I need security/nss/cmd/addbuiltin to get
them in the right format for certdata.txt but I can't figure out how to
get addbuiltin to compile.
First, build NSS as
daisy wrote:
I download NSS3.1.1 at http://www.mozilla.org/download.html
Thanks. I fixed the NSS download URL in that page.
and in NSS test suite, the command all.sh that it can run in win2000
platform?
If yes, how to run all.sh?
You will need MKS Toolkit to run all.sh on Windows 2000.
It
Ken Culbert wrote:
I was following the instructions from the LDAP C SDK page; there's evidently
something wrong, because when I followed the NSS instructions, it built
without a problem.
The big difference is in the checkout instructions: NSS references
NSPRPUB_RELEASE_4_1_2
Muhammad Umar Janjua wrote:
I am building nss on windows.
I have downlaoded winziptools
set the OS_TARGET=WINNT
and issued
gmake //without build_nss_all
command
But i receive a build error
--
gmake[2]: Entering directory
Ken Culbert wrote:
The easiest solution is to follow the LDAP C SDK instructions
but replace NSPR_4_2_RELEASE by NSPRPUB_RELEASE_4_1_2.
If you want to use NSPR_4_2_RELEASE, you need to
1. set the environment variable NSPR_AUTOCONF to 1; and
2. make sure you have the necessary tools to run
dhiva wrote:
When can we expect the implementation for the SubjectAltName?
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2459.txt - Jan 1999
Section 4.2.1.7 Subject Alternative Name
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3280.txt -April 2002
Section 4.2.1.7 Subject Alternative Name
At Nelson's suggestion, we will
Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
Thank you for providing the detailed debug information. Now
it's obvious why we crash in pk11_CollectCrls. I opened bug
156801 (http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=156801)
for this problem. This one is easy to fix.
It's not clear why CERT_DecodeDERCrl
Seth Spitzer wrote:
I built my own, win32, PSM enabled, optimized version of mozilla and it
was crashing when I went to secure sites.
The stack trace wasn't very useful, all it had was softokn3.dll on the
stack.
What's worse is that debug builds didn't crash.
But, good news: leaf
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