Re: CKA_ID when generating a RSA key pair.

2006-08-01 Thread Nelson Bolyard
On Tue, 2006-08-01 at 15:38 +0200, Paul Santapau Nebot wrote: >> I'm trying to guess how the CKA_ID is calculated from the public key >> when nss generates a rsa key pair and try to store in a smart card >> via pkcs11 (C_CreateObject) assigning an ID (CKA_ID). >> Somewhere in the documentat

Re: CKA_ID when generating a RSA key pair.

2006-08-01 Thread Robert Relyea
On Tue, 2006-08-01 at 15:38 +0200, Paul Santapau Nebot wrote: > Hello, > > I'm trying to guess how the CKA_ID is calculated from the public key > when nss generates a rsa key pair and try to store in a smart card > via pkcs11 (C_CreateObject) assigning an ID (CKA_ID). > Somewhere in the doc

Re: Can firefox use personal certificates from the Windows store

2006-08-01 Thread Robert Relyea
On Mon, 2006-07-31 at 21:52 -0500, Rich Raffenetti wrote: > e certificates are auto enrolled and are replaced every month. We > don't > wish for our 3500 users (even 10% of them) to have to export and > import the > certificates for Firefox. Moreover, the certificates are marked > non-exportab

Re: CKA_ID when generating a RSA key pair.

2006-08-01 Thread Jean-Marc Desperrier
Paul Santapau Nebot wrote: Somewhere in the documentation [1] is said that CKA_ID is generated from some part of the public key but it is not specified which part. That documentation is incomplete. I found more info here, but I don't know where you should find the latest version of that :

CKA_ID when generating a RSA key pair.

2006-08-01 Thread Paul Santapau Nebot
Hello, I'm trying to guess how the CKA_ID is calculated from the public key when nss generates a rsa key pair and try to store in a smart card via pkcs11 (C_CreateObject) assigning an ID (CKA_ID). Somewhere in the documentation [1] is said that CKA_ID is generated from some part of the p