Jaime Soriano wrote:
As a workaround, I have solved it creating a initial configuration with the module loaded in the profile:sudo modutil -create -dbdir /etc/firefox3.0/profile sudo modutil -dbdir /etc/firefox3.0/profile -add eToken -libfile /usr/ lib/libeTPkcs11.so Is there any better way to globally install it?
Currently no.Unfortunately each app looks in the app specific directory for that configuration. The configuration also happens to be in the user's home directory.
With NSS 3.12 we do support shared databases, but before we get the full effect applications must 1) start using shared databases, and 2) start using the same databases.
One of my tasks is to solve the problem you just stated for Linux.For now, there is an applications that ships on Linux call pk11install which basically automates installing a token on all the known mozilla application profiles for a particular user. (the tools is written cross platform, and has been used on Mac and Windows as well).
The tool is included in the coolkey source at http://directory.fedoraproject.org/wiki/CoolKey
bob
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