Re: Using crypto.signText in Firefox 2 gives errors

>ohh! it seems I have to import the CAs cert to my trusted CA list. >Thanks so much firefox for the informative error! I believe this has been filed as an error. It is the relying party that needs to to import a CA certificate, not the owner of the certificate. Anders R - Original Message -

Re: Signtool : signing firefox xpi

Ahryman40k wrote: > i have sign my xpi package with signtool > and the .db files ( cert8.db, key3.db, secmod.db ) coming from Firefox > profile directory. > In this profile, my certificate data was loaded successfully and i can find > it in the certificate database. > > signtool sign successfully

Re: [Thunderbird ] PKCS #3: Diffie-Hellman Protocol

Yongqing wrote: > Nelson B wrote: >> Yongqing wrote: >> >>> I am developing an extension for Thunderbird. I came across the mozilla >>> website on NSS but I cannot find much information on how to use PKCS #3, >>> Diffie Hellman Key Exchange Protocol? Does it exist? I cannot find a >>> step by step

Re: Using crypto.signText in Firefox 2 gives errors

ohh! it seems I have to import the CAs cert to my trusted CA list. Thanks so much firefox for the informative error! dev On 6/11/07, dev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey, > > I am a student/web developer and in one of my apps I am trying to > implement digital signing of the form data. AFAIK, the

Important : i really need help to sign my xpi

in order to sign my xpi package with signtool ( under windows XP ), i used the .db files ( cert8.db, key3.db, secmod.db ) coming from Firefox directory. With this database where my Thawtee certificate was imported, i successfully sign my package with signtool. Unfortunately, when i attempt to i