Hi Jean-Marc,
That line is commented because previously I handle the privatekey
with findPrivKeyByCert, so that is only for information purpose and
the privatekey exists.
That code works with a privatekey stored in pkcs12 file, so i think
that the problem is with JSS and its philosophy o
I noticed when moving a profile that secmod.db retains the old absolute
profile path (configdir='...')
Is the path used for anything? Does it need to be updated? How? Can
secmod.db be deleted and regenerated? What are the consequences?
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Hi Dmitry,
I published unsupported patches for using NSS as static libraries in
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=534471. (Please do not
post questions in that bug report. I want to keep the bug report
focused on the patches.) You're welcome to try them. Note that I
didn't go all th
Hi
I am to build some specific NSS bundle for internal use in our application
(windows only).
At first i try to build certutil.exe free of any dependencies except system
.dll's
I patched prtypes.h to make all public symbols not __declspec(dllexport)
and __declspec(dllimport) and a number o
Stephen Shankland wrote:
I've now located the blacklist file, which at present has 661 sites
blacklisted, so I suspect you guys are right on that basis, too.
The way it was written on Langley's blog, one could easily think they
had used the method of calculation that gave a better looking perc
Felix Alejandro Prieto Carratala wrote:
I also try this:
[...]
//pk is a org.mozilla.jss.crypto.PrivateKey that i get with
//CryptoManager.findPrivKeyByCert(cryptoManager.findCertByNickname(nickName));
Why is that line commented out ? Do you test you get a valid pk handle
out of findPrivKey
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