Re: Where to keep my new function/s?

Bob, Thanks for your reply. See, my aim is to print CKA_IDs when we run certutil -K. And also, I want certutuil to take CKA_ID as input to delete a key. I want to do this way: certutil -K should give some thing like this 1a340caa2a1a54a1aa2b 9c040baa1b1b94a1ca22 32a40faaafcac4a11a22 ... ... A

Re: importing certificate problem for generated keys

Martín Augusto Gagliotti Vigil wrote: > The user imports the CA's certificate in Mozilla's certs database > successfully: a dialog pops up asking for installing a new CA certificate. > However he can not import its issued certificate at all. How do you know that it failed? There is no UI shown

Re: importing certificate problem for generated keys

Hi, I don't think it matters that your CA works offline. In fact many CAs work the sameway when dealing with cert requests. Most probable cause of problem is the signed cert itself. The fact that you can decode and printout the cert with openssl only suggest that is a properly encoded and probably

Re: Where to keep my new function/s?

Biswatosh wrote: Hi, Does there exist any utility to print a SECItem in any radix format and the inverse utilty? That is, given any array of hexas.,octets or of any radix, I should be able to convert it to a SECItem? There should be some utilities for this under nss/cmd/lib, but not the ge

Re: S/MIME toolkit CMS wraper

sh wrote: GDB give me this backtrace: Oh, you aren't calling any form of NSS_Init (see nss.h for the various flavors). Unless you initialize NSS, most of your NSS subsystems will not be available (In this case OID processing). bob (gdb) bt #0 0x00c4b704 in PL_HashTableLookupConst () from /

Where to keep my new function/s?

Hi, Does there exist any utility to print a SECItem in any radix format and the inverse utilty? That is, given any array of hexas.,octets or of any radix, I should be able to convert it to a SECItem? I searched but could not find and so wrote down this utilty (to do an enhancement on certu