Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
Yahel Zamir wrote:
selfserv uses SECU_Strerror, but this is a private function. in
addition, on my machine it does not find an error string for -8174,
for example.
Could you find out why? -8174 is SEC_ERROR_BAD_DATABASE, a common
error code. SEC_ERROR_BAD_DATABASE is
Yahel Zamir wrote:
selfserv uses SECU_Strerror, but this is a private function. in
addition, on my machine it does not find an error string for -8174, for
example.
Could you find out why? -8174 is SEC_ERROR_BAD_DATABASE, a common
error code. SEC_ERROR_BAD_DATABASE is listed in the table:
h
Nelson B wrote:
Yahel Zamir wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I am using NSS for a server application, a multi-threaded program
running on Linux. I have encountered a number of questions, and would be
glad to know if anyone has more information. My questions are based on
following the "Overview of an SSL
Hi Wan-Teh Chang,
Please see some replies below.
Wan-Teh Chang wrote:
Yahel Zamir wrote:
1.
When writing an application that uses NSS, I would expect all Platform
Dependent configuration to reside in some configuration file, so that
the build process of the whole application will not need to
Yahel Zamir wrote:
3.
How should an application generate error strings? The examples at
SSLsample do a very strange trick. On the other hand, selfserv on my
machine simply finds no error string (for example, when using a bad
certificate database, error "-8174").
I just wanted add the existi
Yahel Zamir wrote:
1.
When writing an application that uses NSS, I would expect all Platform
Dependent configuration to reside in some configuration file, so that
the build process of the whole application will not need to be aware of
these details. However, the platform name and other proper
Yahel Zamir wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I am using NSS for a server application, a multi-threaded program
> running on Linux. I have encountered a number of questions, and would be
> glad to know if anyone has more information. My questions are based on
> following the "Overview of an SSL Applica
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