Gervase Markham wrote:
Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
I'm surprised this problem has no solution.
Well most database solutions seems to be available only under the GPL,
but a special agreement could probably be negotiated.
But unless the special agreement was a relicensing under the
MPL/GPL/NPL (or
Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
[...] Nobody seems to have given any thought to this major problem,
which basically means you can't share your cert and key databases
between Firebird and Thunderbird if they are running at the same time.
But the best solution would probably be a separate process
Jean-Marc,
Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
Julien Pierre wrote:
[NSS DB access not multi-process safe]
Solving this problem involves using a new database format. The NSS
team researched the issue of licensing other database code that didn't
suffer from the single-process limitation, but none was
Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
I'm surprised this problem has no solution.
Well most database solutions seems to be available only under the GPL,
but a special agreement could probably be negotiated.
But unless the special agreement was a relicensing under the
MPL/GPL/NPL (or a BSD-like license)
Julien Pierre wrote:
[NSS DB access not multi-process safe]
Solving this problem involves using a new database format. The NSS team
researched the issue of licensing other database code that didn't suffer
from the single-process limitation, but none was found that would
satisfy all licensing
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. wrote:
Julien Pierre wrote:
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At this time, your best bet if you want good security support including
smartcards is to stick with the monolithic Mozilla browser, which
already has the PSM (Personal Security Manager)
Julien Pierre wrote:
-snip-
At this time, your best bet if you want good security support including
smartcards is to stick with the monolithic Mozilla browser, which
already has the PSM (Personal Security Manager) and will function
correctly as
These spin-offs don't support smartcards.
Is this an indication that post-Mozilla1.5 versions of the browser and
e-mail client will drop support for digital signature/e-mail/smartcards?
