Re: JSS questions: how to decode extensions?

2007-04-20 Thread Glen Beasley
Glen Beasley wrote: > Gervase Markham wrote: > >> I've been feeling my way around the JSS API. The "Using JSS" document, >> the FAQ and the test code are (just) enough to get going. But I've come >> across several points where the API seems really low-level. I was >> wondering if I've missed

Re: JSS questions: how to decode extensions?

2007-04-20 Thread Glen Beasley
Gervase Markham wrote: > I've been feeling my way around the JSS API. The "Using JSS" document, > the FAQ and the test code are (just) enough to get going. But I've come > across several points where the API seems really low-level. I was > wondering if I've missed something? > > I can go through

JSS questions: how to decode extensions?

2007-04-20 Thread Gervase Markham
I've been feeling my way around the JSS API. The "Using JSS" document, the FAQ and the test code are (just) enough to get going. But I've come across several points where the API seems really low-level. I was wondering if I've missed something? I can go through the following long chain to find

Re: Legacy Root Certificates

2007-04-20 Thread Gervase Markham
David E. Ross wrote: > Recently, I visited the Web site of a bank where I have an account. The > site certificate caused the "Website Certified by an Unknown Authority" > popup to appear. The site certificate was signed by a Network Solutions > certificate, which in turn was signed by an AddTrust

Re: how to know which algorithms are enabled in Firefox?

2007-04-20 Thread Gervase Markham
Nelson B wrote: > But I have no idea what version of NSS was used in that version of FF, > and I know of no way to find out, other than to download and install that > version of FF, and then inspect the NSS files to see what version they are. You can consult my handy table here: http://spreadsheet