Re: Firefox custom SSL provider

2006-05-27 Thread Nelson B
Dan M wrote: > Hello, > > We've developed a custom SSL provider engine and would like to be able to > use it as the default Firefox engine. We don't want to use it for other > cryptographic operations because it doesn't fully implement the non-SSL > related features of PKCS#11. Can this be do

Firefox custom SSL provider

2006-05-27 Thread Dan M
Hello, We've developed a custom SSL provider engine and would like to be able to use it as the default Firefox engine. We don't want to use it for other cryptographic operations because it doesn't fully implement the non-SSL related features of PKCS#11. Can this be done easily? Thanks, Dan

Re: OpenSSL CA certificates and Firefox

2006-05-27 Thread Nelson B
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I am attempting to create two CAs that will handle two different types > of requests. One would take care of servers and one would take care of > clients and email. When you view the certificate in Firefox it should > say something along the lines of, "This certificate ha

Re: OpenSSL certs on Mozilla

2006-05-27 Thread Nelson B
John Smith wrote: > nospam said the following on 9/11/2005 7:47 PM: >>> I recommend you re-post to the crypto newsgroup/mailing list, and >>> provide a little more background on what you are trying to do. That's a great idea. The mozilla crypto newsgroup, not the security newsgroup. mozilla.dev.t

Re: Importing CRL using NSS API

2006-05-27 Thread Nelson B
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm trying to import a CRL (in DER format) using NSS API. Since 3.4 API > does not have an import function available, You're using NSS 3.4? The current NSS is 3.11 . I think 3.4 is no longer supported. > I took the source code from > the crlutil and massaged it to fit