A follow up to the previous message.
Although Mozilla NSS has excellent C-based API and command line tool for
generation of PKCS#10 based CSR,
Mozilla PSM does not expose any XPCOM based API for PKCS#10 to be used
within browser.
Mozilla JSS has API for generation of PKCS#10 API but in my opinion
Giacomo,
you can try our FF extension :
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4471
for generation of PKCS#10 based CSR. The extension also provides XPCOM API
for using with an FF-based Javascript apps.
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Subrata
Giacomo Pappagallo wrote:
> Browsers based on Mozilla use crypto.generateC
I think *openssl pkcs7* will do as well...
Giacomo Pappagallo wrote:
> Browsers based on Mozilla use crypto.generateCRMFRequest() to generate
> Certification Request in CRMF format.
> The problem is that is not possible to sign a Certification Request CRMF
> using OPENSSL.
>
> Openssl sign certi
Hi Giacomo,
On Tue, Sep 11, 2007 at 10:47:41AM +0200, Giacomo Pappagallo wrote:
> Openssl sign certification request in PKCS#10 format.
... or SPKAC.
> Can anyone tell me how Browsers based on Mozilla can generate
> Certification Request in PKCS#10 format ?
Not that I know of. You can use the -T
Browsers based on Mozilla use crypto.generateCRMFRequest() to generate
Certification Request in CRMF format.
The problem is that is not possible to sign a Certification Request CRMF
using OPENSSL.
Openssl sign certification request in PKCS#10 format.
Can anyone tell me how Browsers based on Moz
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