Hello Robert,
where can I get in touch with the NSS people you told me about? I want to
try to do those modifications.
I'm facing following problem right now, maybe you can help me:
in /security/nss/lib/pk11wrap/pk11util.c there is the function
SECMODModule *
SECMOD_GetInternalModule(void)
{
return internalModule;
}
at line 134.
I now know what a SECMODModuleStr is, but can't find where "internalModule"
is associated to such a struct.
If I understand the structure correctly, I usually have a module of type
SECMODModule (struct SECMODModuleStr) that holds flags, references to
several other structures, and a reference-array to all PK11SlotInfo-Objects
of that module, and themselves hold flags and references to
PK11Symkey-Objects. The PK11Symkey-Objects include infos about the keys they
describe, and a SECItem, the key itself.
Now, in nsSDR, PK11GetInternalKeySlot(); adds a refcount
(PK11ReferenceSlot()) to one of its slots ([0] or [1]), and returns slots[0]
(or a ref to it) of the SECMODModule "InternalModule" if FIPS (still not
exactly sure how FIPS mode works), slots[1] if not FIPS. But where do that
InternalModule and its slots come from? I haven't been able to find out for
the moment. Maybe after some initialization or something?
Thks a lot for a little explanation ^^
Marc
"Robert Relyea" <rrel...@redhat.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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