The following is my code to import a der encoded CA certificate. I'm
getting a memory access down in CERT_ImportCerts. It looks like it is
trying to access a pointer that is set to 0x3 instead of a valid
pointer.
So I have two questions is this code the correct way of doing it?
Does anyone have debug windows nss libraries that I can download so I
can see what is going on? (compiling it has turned out to be a pain)
Note. I've dynamically imported my symbols so they are prepended with
"my".
CERTCertDBHandle *dbHandle = NULL;
SECStatus rv;
std::string dbPath = m_ffDBLocation + "cert8.db";
CERTCertificate *importCert = NULL;
SECItem cert[1];
rv = myNSS_InitReadWrite(m_ffDBLocation.c_str());
if (rv != SECSuccess)
{
throw MethodException("NSS_InitReadWrite", myPORT_GetError());
}
dbHandle = myCERT_GetDefaultCertDB();
//Load up the cert
cert[0].type = siDERCertBuffer;
cert[0].data = m_certBuffer;
cert[0].len = m_certBufferSize;
rv = myCERT_ImportCerts(dbHandle, certUsageSSLCA, 1, (SECItem**)&cert,
NULL,
PR_TRUE, PR_TRUE, "MyCA");
if (rv == SECSuccess)
{
Logger::logMsg("Successfully imported certificate into firefox");
}
else
{
int err = myPORT_GetError();
Logger::logMsg("Firefox certificate load error %X(%d)", err, err);
}
myNSS_Shutdown();
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