Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
> As I pointed out above, the PKCS #11 token also handles verifying
> RSA signatures. The only difference between the handling of RSA
> and DSA/ECDSA signatures is when we call PK11_xxx and whether
> we call PK11_VerifyRecover or PK11_Verify. (PK11_VerifyRecover
> doesn't ma
On 27 Mar 2007 19:43:13 -0700, Peter Djalaliev
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When I had a problem with verifying a RSA signtaure, I was hinted by
> Bob Releya that the VFY_* functions are better to use than PK11_Verify
> when trying to verify a signature given the digest of what was
> act
Jana Nguyen wrote:
> Now, when I ran certutil to check my database, it showed my cred in the db:
> C:\Program Files\nss-3.11.4\bin>certutil -L -d "C:\Documents and
> Settings\jnguyen\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\piz4f90u.default"
>
> Jana Nguyen's Brandmail Solutions, Inc. ID
Jana Nguyen wrote:
> > I've got NSS release installed on my windows, but when I run
> > pk12util.exe to export the credential out of mozilla, I get following
> > error "pk12util.exe: find user certs from nickname failed: security
> > library: bad database" :
The "Bad database" error generally mea
Hi Peter,
First I fixed the missing nspr libs, thanks.
Now, when I ran certutil to check my database, it showed my cred in the db:
C:\Program Files\nss-3.11.4\bin>certutil -L -d "C:\Documents and Settings\jnguye
n\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\piz4f90u.default"
Jana Nguyen's Brandm
Jana,
These dynamic libraries are NSPR libraries and I'm surprised that they are
not part of the NSS release.
You can get a NSPR release from:
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/nspr/releases
I guess you downloaded a pre-compiled NSS package, right? If you compile
NSS from scratch, I think yo
Hi Peter,
I finally ound my keys under C:\Documents and
Settings\\Application
Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\, thanks !
The issue now is that when I run the pkcs12util it keeps complaining
about missing nspr4.dll and plc4.dll, etc. libraries. I can download
one by one, but now sure how long this
The certutil did not work for displaying db or cert since it complains
I have error on my db.
Hmm, I never created a mozilla db using the certutil because I assume
it was automatically generated for me when I got a cert from my CA via
the mozilla browser? But when I did a search on my hard disk t
>
> But when I did a search on my hard disk there
> was no cert8.db, cert3,key and secmod.db files.
The second file should actually be key3.db, I corrected myself in a later
post.
Anywyas, I've tried to manually create the mozilla cert db by using
> certutil -d "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\
> cert3.key and secmod.db (certificate db, key db, security module)
I meant key3.db, cert8.db and secmod.db
Regards,
Peter
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Jana,
I found mine at:
C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Mozilla
\Firefox\Profiles\
Whatever the directory is, you need the following files: cert8.db,
cert3.key and secmod.db (certificate db, key db, security module)
Regards,
Peter
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>
> p.s. The certname is the credential Name in my cert?
Hm, usually it is not, but I am not sure. You can use the "certutil" NSS
utility to check the contents of your NSS certificate database and find out
the certificate nicknames.
certutil's documentation is here:
http://www.mozilla.org/proje
Hi,
I would like to verify where on windows is the Mozilla certificate
database located at? Shouldn't there be a db file called "cert8.db and
cert3.key"? I don't have these files. I got a credential in the
browser issued to me by a CA.
Thanks.
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Hi Peter,
I've got NSS release installed on my windows, but when I run
pk12util.exe to export the credential out of mozilla, I get following
error "pk12util.exe: find user certs from nickname failed: security
library: bad database" :
:
C:\Program Files\nss-3.11.4\bin>pk12util.exe -o jnguyen.p12 -
mckenna_vc wrote:
> Browser: Mozilla 1.7
> OS : Sun Solaris 10
>
> I cant believe this User Identification request Dialog is prompting many
> times, around 20 times evnthough you give the valid certificate.
Cool! A new record!
> If you enable the Edit->Preferances->Privacy and Security ->Certif
Jana,
If you look in the JSS Release directory, JSS 3.4 has a pre-compiled release
for Linux2.4, as well as source code. JSS 4.2 has pre-compiled releases for
Linux 2.4 and 2.6. I don't know why JSS 3.7 has only a built for the HP-UXB
platform.
Would these work for you?
If you want to use CVS,
Browser: Mozilla 1.7
OS : Sun Solaris 10
I cant believe this User Identification request Dialog is prompting many
times, around 20 times evnthough you give the valid certificate.
If you enable the Edit->Preferances->Privacy and Security ->Certificates
->Select Automaticall Option..
then if you ha
Hi Peter,
Thanks for the prompt response. I'm trying to download NSS for Java
(JSS), but the latest version at
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/security/jss/releases/JSS_3_7_RTM/
only has HP-UXB platform where I wanted linux since I'm running
fedora to test this out. At the readme file it
Jana,
pk12util is part of the utilities that ship with a NSS release. You
can find the NSS Release Directory here:
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/security/nss/releases/
You have a choice between downloading source code or pre-compiled
binaries.
If you download the source code, you can fin
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