j.fabre wrote: > Hi Nelson, > > my PKCS#11 returns this CKA_LABEL: <Certificado de NOMBRE CORRAL AGÜERO > FRANCISCO JOSE - NIF 16039283A> to Thunderbird.
If I were to look at a hexadecimal dump of that string, what hex values would I see for the word "AGÜERO" ?? How many bytes would I see in memory for that word? 6? 7? 8? 9? > Characters in this CKA_LABEL are coded with CK_UTF8CHAR data type, could > you tell me in wich format Thunderbird expects to receive CKA_LABEL? > I don´t know if I have to perform a special treatment when my PKCS11 > reads a certificate with special UTF-8 chars in its CKA_LABEL. You merely have to be sure that they are UTF8 characters and not any of ISO-8859-1 (a.k.a ISO-Latin-1) ISO-8859-15 Windows-1252 etc. Any characters from those other character sets will cause the UTF8 decoder to conclude that it has an invalid UTF8 string, and so abort the entire string conversion process. There *may* be a bug in PSM. If the string is proper UTF8 and it still doesn't work, then that would be what I suspect next. But I want to see the hex dump of that string first. _______________________________________________ dev-tech-crypto mailing list dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto
