Hi,
thank you for your help, I solved this using ASN1_STRING_to_UTF8 Openssl
function.
Regards.
Nelson Bolyard escribió:
> j.fabre wrote:
>
>
>> The common name´s length si 51, and there are the hexadecimal print of
>> the commonName :
>>
>
> [sn
-->R>
<4f -->O>
<20 --> >
<46 -->F>
<52 -->R>
<41 -->A>
<4e -->N>
<43 -->C>
<49 -->I>
<53 -->S>
<43 -->C>
<4f -->O>
<20 --> >
<4a -->J>
<4f -->O>
<53 -->
with special UTF-8 chars in its CKA_LABEL.
The certificate I´m using has the proper attributes in order to mail
signing.
Thanks.
Nelson Bolyard escribió:
> j.fabre wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I´m trying to configure a user certificate for mail signing purposes in
>&g
the certificate´s common name char array? I recover this char array
using Openssl´s function X509_NAME_get_text_by_NID.
Regards.
j.fabre escribió:
> Hi all,
>
> I´m trying to configure a user certificate for mail signing purposes in
> Thunderbird (I´ve tested it in 1.5 and 2.0 v
Hi all,
I´m trying to configure a user certificate for mail signing purposes in
Thunderbird (I´ve tested it in 1.5 and 2.0 versions with identical
results). This certificate is stored in a smart card, and I access to it
through a correctly installed PKCS11 module.
The DN of my user certificate
Hi Manuel,
I had the same problem as you, and my answer at the moment is that I
have no way to recover the certificates of a token plugged after
initializing CryptoManager´s instance.
On the other hand, I cannot get another "updated" Cryptomanager´s
instance because it is already initialized (I
Hi Bruno,
I put
freebl3.dll
jss4.dll
jss4.jar
libnspr4.dll
libplc4.dll
libplds4.dll
nss3.dll
nssckbi.dll
smime3.dll
softokn3.dll
ssl3.dll
inside "ROOT_UNIT":\WINDOWS\system32 directory and I had no problems.
Since I used JSS from an applet, JSS JAR file was in the classpath, I
added it from an
Hi Jana,
I had the same problem as you, and I solved this programming a method in
an applet that searches manually for the Firefox´s profile directory in
the hard disk (System.getProperty("user.home") + "/.mozilla/firefox" in
Linux). Once I´m searching in this directory, i look for a directory
Hi,
I´ve solved this problems in two ways, both using Java Applets:
1º- Creating an applet that uses JSS (Network Security Services for
Java) to use keys and certificates stored on Mozilla Firefox´s certs store.
2º- Creating an applet which uses Sun PKCS#11 provider to access data
stored on
Yes!!
I didn´t see this method, since I looked for it in PrivateKey and
X509Certificate classes.
Thanks a lot.
Jesús el tuty.
Dennis Sinelnikov wrote:
CryptoManager's findPrivKeyByCert(X509Certificate cert) might do the
trick.
hth,
Dennis
j.fabre wrote:
Hi all,
I´m developing an a
Hi all,
I´m developing an applet with JSS 4, my intentions are to access
Firefox´s certs repositories and recover the user certificates, and
among them, only show to the user the certificates which have a private
key associated with. This is done, in order to user can select only
certificates
Hola Luis,
la funcionalidad que necesitaría es obtener una firma digital PKCS#7
detached, sin atributos en la misma, usando uno de los certificados del
navegador Firefox (independientemente de si están asociados a un módulo
PKCS#11 o no). Estuve probando secclab, y observé que no era posible
Hi David,
... but, ¿how could you explain that i´ve get it working on Windows,
also using Firefox 2.0, and simply following configuration instruction
I´ve found at the Sun´s and JSS pages?
Regards.
Jesús el tuty.
David Stutzman escribió:
j.fabre wrote:
cargar: clase
s soon as possible.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=JSS
thank you,
glen
j.fabre wrote:
Hi all,
I´m trying to configure JSS 4 and Firerfox in Ubuntu, but I cannot
find the way to integrate both to use JSS for HTTPS client
authentication.
My intentions are use JSS access to Fire
Hi all,
I´m trying to configure JSS 4 and Firerfox in Ubuntu, but I cannot find
the way to integrate both to use JSS for HTTPS client authentication.
My intentions are use JSS access to Firefox certificate´s repository for
applet´s client authentication.
I followed these instructions but don´t
Hi Richard,
I´m glad to read you mail, it´s good to know that I´m not the only one
stuck at this affair.
I´m a newbie in Mozilla plugin development, that´s why I ask for how
much effort could bring me to (learning to) develop a plugin to
digitally sign from Firefox.
The responses I received
Hi all,
I unforunately tried to find a solution to achieve PKCS#7 or CMS
signature generation from Firefox, to a later XML-Signature conversion.
I´ve analyzed several possible solutions:
1- Using crypto.signText() function: This function introduces additional
attributes into the PKCS#7 signat
I call "on-line
signing"
which involves (as I see it) quite a bit more than producing XML DSig,
because the document/view must be in there in some way. There are
*many* ways to do that. All of them quite different :-(
regards
Anders Rundgren
- Original Message -
From: "j
s as well, like the URI of the requester.
A signature without any environmental attributes (context)
seems a bit "naked" in my opinion.
Anders Rundgren
- Original Message -
From: "j.fabre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 19:15
Subject:
Hi all,
I´m looking for a signing tool which allows me to sign a text in Mozilla
Firefox (now I´m using version 2.0 of this browser). I found
crypto.Signtext function, but this tool adds a PKCS#9 signing time
attribute that I want to avoid.
¿Anyone knows how I could sign text, forms, etc from
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