I tested your patch and it works.
thanks
rob
From: Nelson B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org
Subject: Re: pkcs11 default provider
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 10:14:20 -0800
robert dugal wrote:
> I will enter the modutil bug report today. I tried modifying m
do I fix this problem?
From: "robert dugal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org
Subject: Re: pkcs11 provider password issues
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 13:27:53 +0000
Hi Robert,
robert dugal wrote:
> SSL_AuthCertificate() is called to verify a certificat
Hi Robert,
robert dugal wrote:
> SSL_AuthCertificate() is called to verify a certificate chain during an
> SSL/TLS handshake. It ends up calling pk11_RetrieveCrls() which then >
calls PK11_GetAllTokens() which loads ever P11 token, including those >
that need a login. I am not c
robert dugal wrote: > I want to configure Firefox 1.5 to use my own PKCS11
provider as the > default for all algorithms supported by my provider. I
cannot appear to > do this from the "Device Manager" dialog as that dialog
has no way to > set specify which algorithm
openssl has compression support for the DEFLATE algorithm (see RFC3749),
implemented using the opensource zlib.
The company I work for, Certicom, has an SSL/TLS/DTLS toolkit which supports
DEFLATE, HiFn's patented LZS (see RFC3943), and LZO by Markus F.X.J.
Oberhumer using his minilzo. We have
With my own PKCS11 provider installed I am seeing unnecessary password
prompts to login to my provider. When I try to connect to a site with https,
and sometimes just to an http site, I am always getting prompts for my
password, even if the site does not use client authentication and even if my
I want to configure Firefox 1.5 to use my own PKCS11 provider as the default
for all algorithms supported by my provider. I cannot appear to do this
from the "Device Manager" dialog as that dialog has no way to set specify
which algorithms should default to my library. The NSS utility modutil h
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