Sandeep Konchady wrote:
Hello,
Could you please post the code that you are using to delete cert.
Also is there any particular reason for not wanting to upgrade. The
latest in the JSS 3.x is 3.11.1. This has a few critical fixes which
you may want to consider.
Thanks,
Sandeep
DB wrote:
Hello,
Could you please post the code that you are using to delete cert.
Also is there any particular reason for not wanting to upgrade. The
latest in the JSS 3.x is 3.11.1. This has a few critical fixes which
you may want to consider.
Thanks,
Sandeep
DB wrote:
When I try to use the d
Jay Potter wrote:
> Nelson,
>
> We are planning on using a USB device that has keys for various vendors
> in a "private" area. The USB device can generate a session key based
> upon that secret vendor key. The Server can autogenerate that same
> session key. The session key does not have to be
Umesh Bywar wrote:
> Hi all:
Welcome to the list, Umesh.
>I am working on writing an xpcom component that checks which ciphers
> work with a given target. So basically, I have a component which acts as
> a SSL client and performs a handshake by setting a given cipher. I am
> executing this in
Yesterday we checked in a larger change to the trunk that affects secure
connections (SSL/TLS) in all Mozilla applications.
The new code is active whenever you access a site using a protocol like
https:// or imap+ssl or smtp+tls, etc.
The purpose of the change is to make OCSP (certificate val
Nelson,
We are planning on using a USB device that has keys for various vendors
in a "private" area. The USB device can generate a session key based
upon that secret vendor key. The Server can autogenerate that same
session key. The session key does not have to be passed.
The external mod
When I try to use the deletecert method of the cryptostore in jss version
3.4.1 with nsslib version 3.9.2 it won't delete a cert where I don't have
the private key. Any suggestions on how to fix this without upgrading?
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Hi all:
I am working on writing an xpcom component that checks which ciphers
work with a given target. So basically, I have a component which acts as a
SSL client and performs a handshake by setting a given cipher. I am
executing this in the context of the browser (and not as a independent
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