Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
Wesley Leggette wrote:
Wesley Leggette wrote:
>
> Is it currently possible, NSS 3.11, to create static NSS libraries for
> Linux and Windows? I've searched on Google and saw that before NSS
3.11
> some of the command line tools statically linked to the libraries, but
> they now do not.
One of the NSS libraries, "freebl3", is only available as
shared libraries starting in NSS 3.11. It is done this way
to allow the "ssl3" library to call the crypto functions in
the "freebl3" library directly (the "PKCS #11 bypass" mode).
There is a "freebl" static library, but it only contains
the code to load and call the crypto functions in the "freebl3"
shared library.
Are you referring to the system on Windows here (with a freeb1 link
library)? What is the situation on Linux?
Is there anybody out there who has created and used static NSS
libraries? I suppose I'm mostly interested in Linux now since Windows
seems to be much more complicated.
Wesley
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