Hello guys,
I think you underestimate the difficulty to implement a serious s/mime
client!
With Mozilla there is much more than just an s/mime api. It permit also
to request certificate from a website, install them in a PSM, manage CRL
and OCSP, permit the user to trust a CA or not, via a GUI,
-hackers] Camel smime
This was covered earlier.
The mozilla code, while great, is still in development and under
constant change, there is no stable api we can develop to. We dont
really have the resources to help their effort either, unfortunately.
The pgp code we have just executes
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This was covered earlier.
The mozilla code, while great, is still in development and under
constant change, there is no stable api we can develop
On Thu, 2002-06-06 at 13:49, Marc Jadoul wrote:
compatibility. And the missing features will do that no one will use it. For
instance, to use it I would need smart card support + mulitple email
address support (1 cert can only be used for 1 email adress) and separation
of signing/encrypting
On Wed, 2002-06-05 at 14:41, Not Zed wrote:
This was covered earlier.
The mozilla code, while great, is still in development and under
constant change, there is no stable api we can develop to. We dont
really have the resources to help their effort either, unfortunately.
The pgp code we
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This was covered earlier.
The mozilla code, while great, is still in development and under
constant change
On Tue, 2002-06-04 at 23:13, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
Once upon a time I had started implementing S/MIME using the Mozilla NSS
libraries, but I had given up on that due to the API changing on me and
the fact that the Mozilla developers told me that the API was not going
to be stable anytime
On Wed, 2002-06-05 at 23:52, Mark Foster wrote:
On a side note, according to this URL, smime support has already been
added to mutt, so something's awry.
http://elmy.myip.org/mutt/smime.html
*blink* Ahh well, who knows eh. Maybe they're just doing it again,
maybe its an old stale project,
On Tue, 2002-06-04 at 20:53, Not Zed wrote:
Thats an interesting patch, it all runs off the openssl command,
didn't know it could do all that ... then again i didn't even know it
existed.
Jeff, perhaps this is the answer? :)
This sounds like a great way to make it work simply and nicely.
On Wed, 2002-06-05 at 15:46, Colin Walters wrote:
On Tue, 2002-06-04 at 23:13, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
Once upon a time I had started implementing S/MIME using the Mozilla NSS
libraries, but I had given up on that due to the API changing on me and
the fact that the Mozilla developers told
Hi
I am looking at reusing the camel package on
Windows platform for my project.
Has anyone successfully ported the package to
Windows before? Anyone foresee any difficulty I
may face in doing the port?
I am glad to hear that smime is on the to-do
list of Evolution. Am hoping though
Once upon a time I had started implementing S/MIME using the Mozilla NSS
libraries, but I had given up on that due to the API changing on me and
the fact that the Mozilla developers told me that the API was not going
to be stable anytime soon. Of course this was a long while back, so
maybe things
On Wed, 2002-06-05 at 12:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am looking at reusing the camel package on
Windows platform for my project.
Has anyone successfully ported the package to
Windows before? Anyone foresee any difficulty I
may face in doing the port?
It will need a decent
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