Runtime errors linking against NSS

I have been trying to use GCC trunk to build Firefox trunk sources and the build works fine. What I am having problems with is when I try to run Firefox, I get the following errors: ./firefox-bin: /usr/lib64/libnss3.so: version `NSS_3.11.1' not found (required by ./libxul.so) ./firefox-bin: /u

Re: changing the nickname of a certificate in the db

Nelson B Bolyard wrote: Um, please explain "it doesn't have the Netscape option active". What it? What Netscape option? Run KeyMan, select Open Existing, Local resource..., Read Netscape database. At home I only had "Open a file..." active but here at work I also have "Read Netscape database

Re: nss-3.11.2-with-nspr-4.6.2.tar.gz

James Mansion wrote: > Would there be any interest in collaboration on fixing this mess > so it all builds natively with CMake? What is CMake? Is it perhaps a successor to nmake, found in the new MSVC packages? I think we really don't want to have to maintain two separate makefile systems. NS

Re: changing the nickname of a certificate in the db

David Stutzman wrote: > Dennis Sinelnikov wrote: >> Take a look at IBM's free KeyMan tool -- >> http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/keyman >> I was able to accomplish what you want to do with this tool. > > That worked...editing the P12 file. At first I was trying to open the > NSS db but it doe

FF Signatures Was: Platform Attestation. was:To SSL-client-auth ornottoSSL-client-auth, that is the question(?)

>Kyle wrote >> As for Firefox, the only thing which can be used via JavaScript is >> signtext. If there were a crypto object in the DOM which could >> support more than just signtext, it would be quite nice -- but there >> isn't one as far as I've been able to tell. (I have not looked that >> clo