Re: Firefox 1.5 and importing CRLs?

Bruce Keats wrote: > I am having problems importing CRLs and managing CRLs within firefox. > In the linux version, the import button opens a window that allows me to > enter a file name for the CRL. The CRL is in PEM format is called > "root.crl". When I select OK, there are no error messages,

Where's mozilla's official CA cert list?

Frank, http://www.hecker.org/mozilla/ca-certificate-list says it's an "unofficial working document". So, where's the official list of CA certs in mozilla? And where is the official list of certs not in mozilla (with reasons why)? Google showed lots of stuff about policies, and lots of irrelevant

Firefox 1.5 and importing CRLs?

I am having problems importing CRLs and managing CRLs within firefox.  In the linux version, the import button opens a window that allows me to enter a file name for the CRL.  The CRL is in PEM format is called " root.crl".  When I select OK, there are no error messages, how the CRL is not imported

Re: Using SWIG to create NSS interface for scripting languages?

Heikki Toivonen wrote: Steve Parkinson wrote: Also, bear in mind that exposing more of NSS to XPCOM might be a good thing. We should probably think about what subset of NSS we'd want to expose. My understanding is that since Python is becoming a first class language in Mozilla, you will event

Re: RNG Seeding + Interesting Crash in NSS startup

RFE for this is now https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=331314 Contributions welcome in that RFE. -- Nelson B ___ dev-tech-crypto mailing list dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto

Re: RNG Seeding + Interesting Crash in NSS startup

Nelson B. Bolyard wrote: > Among the "system files", the best sources of entropy probably come from > the files in "Temporary Internet Files" and the temp directories. I just noticed that I had been reading the code for WinCE, which is rather different from the general Windows code (Win95-WinXP).