Hi all. I'm writing some code that prepares compact host:port addresses
for certificate CN checking. This is to handle an application that
keeps a host list like "foo.example.com 192.168.1.1:2389
[fe80::230:6eff:fe4b:703] [fe80::230:6eff:fe4b:703]:3389".
After browsing through various RFCs I
Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
The first LXR link shows that ulMaxSessionCount=1 is handled as a
special case.
Thats correct. If a token is rw and only has one session, NSS will open
that session up rw so it doesn't end up closing and opening that session
every time it needs to write an object.
bob
Well, My thanks to both of you -- I made both changes and it actually
works! with regard to ulMaxSessionCount == 1 being a special case --
looking more in that code it turns out that condition is only used to
help determine if the session is RW. So, I made all suggested changes
and now it works
Bob Relyea wrote:
Sideswipe wrote:
10: C_OpenSession
[in] slotID = 0x0
[in] flags = 0x6
pApplication=0295D808
Notify=6019DC70
[out] *phSession = 0x0
Returned: 0 CKR_OK
Here's your problem. '0' is reserved as and invalid session handle. See
Section 6.7.5 Session and Object handles in the PK
Sideswipe wrote:
I am currently developing a PKCS11 module for the PIV card and for some
reason, the NSS subsytem in thunderbird infinintely loops on 7 startup
calls -- you know, all the 'getInfo' functions as well as the
C_OpenSession. Inlined is my spylisting using the opensc spy tool. The
modu
I am currently developing a PKCS11 module for a new card and I am seeing
some strange behavior: For some reason, thunderbird continually repeats
the same 7 functions over and over eventhough it "installs" the module
successfully. Most of them are just "getInfo" functions but it also
continues t
I am currently developing a PKCS11 module for the PIV card and for some
reason, the NSS subsytem in thunderbird infinintely loops on 7 startup
calls -- you know, all the 'getInfo' functions as well as the
C_OpenSession. Inlined is my spylisting using the opensc spy tool. The
module is already insta
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