El Viernes, 10 de Marzo de 2006 18:25, escribió: > The flag you want is PUBLIC_MECH_FRIENDLY_FLAG in secmod.h > (0x10000000). I'm not sure why you aren't getting password prompts with > 0x5 (which means your token is the default RSA and RC2 token -- This > should cause extra password prompts. > See > http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/JavaScript_crypto#Loading_PKCS_.2311_m >odules for more information. > (There the flag is more descriptive: PKCS11_PUB_READABLE_CERT_FLAG).
First of all thank you for your help Bob, I've read reference you told me but I have already had two problems that I think are in relation. The first one is that when I install my pkcs11 module from a JavaScript with PKCS11_PUB_READABLE_CERT_FLAG flag, the certificates token stores appear on Firefox like certificates for others it is like Firefox doesn't know it can access private keys when loggin. The second problem is related with my token capabilities, it is able to sign (basically mechanism implements CK_RSA_PKCS and when I try to authenticate against a server using signature, Firefox still doesn't ask me for the password and the authentication fails. So, I don't know how to say Firefox that prompts for password in case private key is requiered because PKCS11_PUB_READABLE_CERT_FLAG avoids every password prompting even for sign when is needed. Any idea of what is happening? Thank you very much. PS: Sorry for the duplicate Bob, i forget CC it to the list. Paul Santapau Nebot Universitat Jaume I (www.uji.es) Clauer Team (http://clauer.nisu.org) _______________________________________________ dev-tech-crypto mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto
