Sorry, the error message returned by verifyAuthSafes is: "A TokenException occurred" Weird, because the same code and p12 file work when running with JRE 1.3...
-- POC "Jamie Nicolson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > I don't know what could have caused your problem with verifyAuthSafes. > If you can reproduce it, please tell me how. I don't see any code in JSS > that mentions expired passwords (I grepped for the the word "expired".) > > I think JSS 3.2 will only work with NSS 3.4.2. There are new functions > in NSS 3.4.2 that are used by JSS 3.2. > > Cesard, Patrick O. wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I'm about to rebuild my code with the latest JSS 3.2/NSS 3.4.2. However > > I was wondering about a problem I saw a little while back: > > I was running a JSS app compiled against JSS 3.1.1. It ran fine when > > running with JRE 1.3, but with JRE 1.4, one problem occurred with /PFX's > > verifyAuthSafes/: suddenly the password could not be verified (Error > > message was something about a "password expired", which did not make > > sense). Was this a bug (did not see it list of bugs fixed) or was > > this due to the JSS/JRE versions? > > > > Also about JSS 3.2: does it work _only_ with NSS 3.4.2? No go if I run > > it with NSS 3.1.1? > > > > -- POC > > > >
