Bruno Boutteau wrote:
> How can we import a PKCS #7 certificate or .cer in Firefox? It is easy
> with IE just click on it and accept the next OKs up to FINISH!!!
> Thanks in advance (Certificate was delivered on crypto smart card)
Bruno, why not use it on the smart card?
NSS is quite happy to use
How can we import a PKCS #7 certificate or .cer in Firefox? It is easy
with IE just click on it and accept the next OKs up to FINISH!!!
Thanks in advance (Certificate was delivered on crypto smart card)
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I found the answer.
In order to store the Root CA cert, or Interm CA cert into FireFox cert
store under "Authorities" tab, during PKCS#11 initialization, two P11
objects for each cert are needed: a Trusted Object and a Certificate
Object.
For example, for a Trusted Object, it should have the follo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Sorry if this has already been answered, I searched for an answer
> before asking.
>
> 1. What should be trust args for a self-signed certifcate, that needs
> to be used as a server cert? Should that be valid peer or trusted peer?
or both? Those are separate flags,
Hi,
What are the differences between PKCS#11 session (C_OpenSession),
MS-CAPI context (CryptAcquireContext), and PC/SC context
(SCardEstablishContext) ?
What are the scope of them ?
Can we have multiple SCardEstablishContext within a PKCS#11 session (or
MS-CAPI context) ?
Thanks alot!
Oscar
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Nelson:
Thanks for your detailed reply. It was, indeed a problem with memory
leaks.
Best Regards.
Umesh.
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From: "Nelson B" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: NSS_Shutdown failure
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Hi,
Sorry if this has already been answered, I searched for an answer
before asking.
1. What should be trust args for a self-signed certifcate, that needs
to be used
as a server cert? Should that be valid peer or trusted peer? Can
self-signed cert
be used with NSS for server authentication?
2. W
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