scratch that. I upgraded google chrome to latest rpm and it works now. The only caveat is that you have to go into settings/manage certificates to get it to initially prompt for pin. that being said, I think we've moved more to "google chrome" exclusively and outside the purview of this list, so I don't want to bother you guys any more about it. thanks, though, for everything.
On Wed, 2012-06-27 at 16:47 -0500, H0wdy wrote: > I have it working on firefox on two linux machines. For some reason, > though, on my laptop(they both have F17), if I go to "manage > certificates," THEN it prompts me for pin to access CAC certs, and > then shows them. I was then able to use CAC sites, and it did prompt > me for which cert to use. However, on my desktop, despite copying > all .db files from FF profile, along with having the following > pkcs11.txt, "manage certificates" does not prompt for pin, nor does it > show the certs. > > cat nssdb/pkcs11.txt > library=/usr/lib64/libcackey_g.so > name=cackey > .... > > Obviously the end goal is to be able to use google chrome as easily as > with FF in order to access CAC card, without having to go into > settings or anything. I have not been able to get much help from > chrome support forums, google, etc. > > --- > Hello Howdy. > > Im not sure if this is the right place, but ill reply until someone > say its not. > > Before continuing, ill ask you to test Firefox first (where the > pkcs#11 libraries can be added from gui). > After adding the module, click on "security devices" to check if the > card has been detected and in "view certificates", to check if the > certificate inside the card is visible. > > If that works, it should work in recent versions of Chrome. > > Apart from the smartcard working on the browser, some sites can be > enabled to acces through specific software (or even using an specific > CSP, as in windows). Can you provide the site you are testing? > > Chrome lets you choose the certificate to access, like other browsers > > To append in chrome i remember i used modutil, part of nsstools, but > providing a different command: > > #apt-get install libnss3-tools > $modutil -dbdir <firefoxprofile> -add "your module" > -libfile/usr/lib64/libcackey_g.so > aditoinally you can add [-mechanisms FRIENDLY] >
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