On 2009-06-01 06:31 PDT, Jan Schejbal wrote:
> I did of course google and I did find the site you linked, but it did
> not help me much, as I found no information what has to happen
> server-side (or links to such information). I understand that the key is
> generated, stored and a SignedPublicKeyA
Hi Jan,
Nelson Bolyard or others can probably answer this question better, but
I believe that the generated key is inserted into the NSS cert/key
database and waits to be paired with a certificate. If the
certificate doesn't come back, this may explain why you key database
file is growing. I don
correct me if im wrong..u can use keymanager addon to manage keys in FF
2009/6/1 Jan Schejbal
> I did of course google and I did find the site you linked, but it did not
> help me much, as I found no information what has to happen server-side (or
> links to such information). I understand that t
I did of course google and I did find the site you linked, but it did
not help me much, as I found no information what has to happen
server-side (or links to such information). I understand that the key
is generated, stored and a SignedPublicKeyAndChallenge POSTed to the
server. I had not recog
On 2009-05-31 07:17 PDT, Jan Schejbal wrote:
> I was playing around with the html tag, but I did not find any
> documentation on how the generated keys can be accessed. key3.db is
> growing, so the keys are probably saved, but is there some UI to
> view/manage/export/delete such keys in Firefox
I was playing around with the html tag, but I did not find any
documentation on how the generated keys can be accessed. key3.db is
growing, so the keys are probably saved, but is there some UI to
view/manage/export/delete such keys in Firefox? And how can a web site
use this key generation fea
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