Re: Default Password callback

2020-10-01 Thread Robert Relyea

On 10/1/20 5:37 AM, Daniel Gustafsson wrote:

I'm implementing support for NSS into a codebase which already has OpenSSL
support, and when looking at the passphrase callbacks I ran into a question.

Is my understanding correctl that there is no default password callback like
how OpenSSL has a fallback reading from a TTY?  SECU_GetModulePassword and the
supporting functions are clearly private and not exposed, but since the docs
don't spell it out I wanted to doublecheck to make sure I hadn't missed
anything.


That's correct. NSS is often run with windowed systems, so only the 
application knows how to get to the user to prompt for a password.


SECU_GetModulePassword is part of the command line utilities library, 
which you could grab and use in your application.



bob



cheers ./daniel



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Default Password callback

2020-10-01 Thread Daniel Gustafsson
I'm implementing support for NSS into a codebase which already has OpenSSL
support, and when looking at the passphrase callbacks I ran into a question.

Is my understanding correctl that there is no default password callback like
how OpenSSL has a fallback reading from a TTY?  SECU_GetModulePassword and the
supporting functions are clearly private and not exposed, but since the docs
don't spell it out I wanted to doublecheck to make sure I hadn't missed
anything.

cheers ./daniel
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