Frank wrote:
Hi,
I was finally able to package my html page and signed js scripts into jar
format for deployment, when I find that I need to use custom taglibs for
server side processing!
Reading through online tutorials, I find that there is no reference of
packaging jsp pages with signed s
Christian Bongiorno wrote:
I am seeing some behavior from Thunderbird that I cannot explain. I have
a PIV card with 3 certs on it -- all of which are suppose to be meant
for different things. Thunderbird correctly sees the one applicable for
digital signature, and correctly sees the one for enc
Alexander Miro wrote:
Hi,
The problem: Mozilla is unable to load my PKCS#11 module.
What I need: The .mozconfig script for compiling mozilla-1.7.13-source.tar.bz2
in debug mode to find out where NSS is "failing" during the
loading process.
You need the following build options in the .mozcon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
Allan (beaufour), you should be able to build the CFB128 mode
yourself using the ECB mode as a primitive. It seems
straightforward to me (because 128 is the block size, you
don't need to shift). This way you don't need to wait for
the support of AE
I am seeing some behavior from Thunderbird that I cannot explain. I have
a PIV card with 3 certs on it -- all of which are suppose to be meant
for different things. Thunderbird correctly sees the one applicable for
digital signature, and correctly sees the one for encryption. 2 things:
Wheneve
Frank wrote:
> Hi,
> I find the whole "jar" pathing quite unwieldy.
>
> I am in my current url for TagInfo.html:
> "jar:http://localhost:9080/AMS/test.jar!/jsp/TagInfo.html";
Frank, these are really browser questions, not crypto questions.
I don't think the crypto folks can answer them.
Let me su
John Smith wrote:
>> See http://www.brainonfire.net/blog/solutions/?p=19
>> Look for the section entitled: "Firefox master password options"
>
> 1. I'm using FF 1.5. I have set "security.ask_for_password" to both 1 and 2,
> but it doesn't have any effect. :( There is no dialog to enter a password
Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
> Allan (beaufour), you should be able to build the CFB128 mode
> yourself using the ECB mode as a primitive. It seems
> straightforward to me (because 128 is the block size, you
> don't need to shift). This way you don't need to wait for
> the support of AES in CFB128 mode
Sorry,
The script is .mozconfig instead of client.mk.
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Subject: building
Date: Thursday 26 October 2006 09:50
From: Alexander Miro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org
Hi,
The problem: Mozilla is unable to load my PKCS#11 module
Hi,
The problem: Mozilla is unable to load my PKCS#11 module.
What I need: The client.mk script for compiling mozilla-1.7.13-source.tar.bz2
in debug mode to find out where NSS is "failing" during the
loading process.
I've tried the "Unix Build Configurator" at
http://webtools.mozilla.org/build/c
> See http://www.brainonfire.net/blog/solutions/?p=19
> Look for the section entitled: "Firefox master password options"
1. I'm using FF 1.5. I have set "security.ask_for_password" to both 1 and 2,
but it doesn't have any effect. :( There is no dialog to enter a password.
2. Where should I ente
Hi,
I find the whole "jar" pathing quite unwieldy.
I am in my current url for TagInfo.html:
"jar:http://localhost:9080/AMS/test.jar!/jsp/TagInfo.html";
inside my TagInfo.html, I gain access to my script via the following code:
Hi,
I was finally able to package my html page and signed js scripts into jar
format for deployment, when I find that I need to use custom taglibs for
server side processing!
Reading through online tutorials, I find that there is no reference of
packaging jsp pages with signed scripts in jars.
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