berle oliver wrote:
> Does nss support RFC 3820 proxy certificates?
No.
/Nelson
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On Sun, 2006-04-09 at 22:08 -0700, Nelson B wrote:
> Mikolaj Habryn wrote:
>
> > Should I take it upon myself to raise this in bugzilla?
>
> Yes. File a bug in bugzilla.mozilla.org. It may get resolved differently
> than you hope, but that is the right way to push this to resolution.
Having n
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> Kate X wrote:
>> Would anybody give me a hint of how to add my custom badCertHandler, or
>> anyother solution for this problem?
>
> You can either register a global badCertHandler by implementing
> nsIBadCertLis
Here is an attempt based on RFC 3280. It seems that the designers
of the EKU extension did not foresee any user-signatures except for e-mail.
In a revised RFC 3280 I believe the "id-kp-emailProtection" text could be
a bit more generalized. Adding a new OID would only make things worse.
No KU or
Nelson B wrote:
Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
The trouble is that certUsageEmailSigner in it's current implementation
does indeed look for other things than non-repudiation. It checks that
the certificate is valid to sign mail, ie if it has an Extended key
usage it must include id-kp-emailProtecti
Kai Engert wrote:
>> Bob sent his message to the dev-tech-crypto mailinglist that is
>> supposed to mirror the newsgroup.
> I intended to confirm, Bob's message did NOT arrive in the newsgroup.
>> Nelson reported some problems with the mirroring a while ago, seems
>> those problems are still in p
Kate X wrote:
> I have a question, does firefox need java installed, since I saw some jar
> files in the package.
NSS and PSM have no requirement for Java.
> The reason I'm asking this now I need jar files in
> chrome directory and jar50.dll.
JAR files are structured zip files. Java is not
Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
> The trouble is that certUsageEmailSigner in it's current implementation
> does indeed look for other things than non-repudiation. It checks that
> the certificate is valid to sign mail, ie if it has an Extended key
> usage it must include id-kp-emailProtection and the
Kai Engert wrote:
> Nelson reported some problems with the mirroring a while ago, seems
> those problems are still in place.
>
> It seems,
> newsgroup posting -> newsgroup -> works
> newsgroup posting -> auto forward to mailing list -> works
> mail -> mailing list -> list subscribers -> works
> m
Hi there,
I have a question, does firefox need java installed, since I saw some jar
files in the package. The reason I'm asking this now I need jar files in
chrome directory and jar50.dll. since it writes secmod.db file when access
ssl, and in secmod.db file I saw absolute path for loading nssc
How can we import a PKCS #7 certificate in Firefox? It is easy with IE
just click on it and accept the next OK up to FINISH!!!
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Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
>The trouble is that certUsageEmailSigner in it's current implementation
>does indeed look for other things than non-repudiation. It checks that
>the certificate is valid to sign mail, ie if it has an Extended key
>usage it must include id-kp-emailProtection and the
Kai Engert wrote:
Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
I don't know where Bob's message appeared originally. It's not on the
newsserver, on google or my mail (might be the fault of the strong
filtering on alussinan.org).
Bob sent his message to the dev-tech-crypto mailinglist that is
supposed to mirr
Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
I don't know where Bob's message appeared originally. It's not on the
newsserver, on google or my mail (might be the fault of the strong
filtering on alussinan.org).
Bob sent his message to the dev-tech-crypto mailinglist that is supposed
to mirror the newsgroup.
Anders Rundgren wrote:
> Quoting Bob Relyea :
The assumption in NSS in the past has been that certUsageEmailSigner
implied non-repudiation, while certUsageSSLClientAuth did not.
I believe this is perfectly OK. It was just the name that caught my attention.
It sounds like it looks for other thi
Hi,
My PKCS#11 module is testing SSL Client Auth operation with CaCert.org.
Since the Root CA cert of CaCert.org is not inside CaCert.org, during
token login,
I would like to have the Root CA cert to be inserted into the FireFox cert store
under "Authorities". In other words, storing the certifica
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