Nelson,
Nelson B Bolyard wrote:
Beginning in NSS 3.11, loader always tries to load freebl using a full
absolute path name. It tries several path names, but it doesn't try to load
the simple shared library name.
That is not the case . loader always still tries the simple shared
library name,
Julien R Pierre - Sun Microsystems wrote, On 2008-11-12 14:46:
> The user above was using Windows, not Solaris. On Windows we didn't have
> freebl shared libs in 3.10, and thus no freebl library loading was
> necessary.
That's true for Windows.
> The simplest workaround for Windows users is t
Nelson,
Nelson B Bolyard wrote:
Two years ago this week, John Smith wrote to us:
When I sign using keytool.exe version 3.10 it signs OK,
When I sign using keytool.exe version 3.11 it throws this error:
using certificate directory: C:\Documents and
Settings\myusername\Application
Data\Moz
Two years ago this week, John Smith wrote to us:
> When I sign using keytool.exe version 3.10 it signs OK,
> When I sign using keytool.exe version 3.11 it throws this error:
>
> using certificate directory: C:\Documents and
> Settings\myusername\Application
> Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\vsw8
John Smith wrote:
I understand some of them, but not all. One part I don't understand is
why signtool 3.11 fails for you, but 3.10 doesn't.
You *might* be running into the same issue I ran into before. Try
setting a password on the db.
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/mozilla.dev.tech.cr
> I understand some of them, but not all. One part I don't understand is
> why signtool 3.11 fails for you, but 3.10 doesn't.
I have tried 3.10 with -X option and it works fine. 3.11 still gives the
same error message.
That's it. Works fine for me now.
Thank you.
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John,
I think you have encountered multiple issues at once.
You will need to overcome them all to succeed at your goal, I think.
I understand some of them, but not all. One part I don't understand is
why signtool 3.11 fails for you, but 3.10 doesn't.
John Smith wrote:
> I don't have password on
When I sign using keytool.exe version 3.10 it signs OK, but when I try to
open my .xpi file with FF 2.0 it says that my .xpi is not signed.
When I sign using keytool.exe version 3.11 it throws this error:
using certificate directory: C:\Documents and
Settings\myusername\Application
Data\Mozil
Thank you Nelson for your response and help.
> You're not running signtool while FireFox is running, right?
Not any more. I have learned my lesson. In the beginning I did that and my
key3.db became corrupted. Btw, it would be really nice if multiple apps
could access key3.db and cert8.db at th
John Smith wrote:
> When I execute signtool.exe I got this error:
>
> using certificate directory: C:\Documents and
> Settings\myusername\Application
> Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\vsw8mp7m.default
That's your firefox profile.
You're not running signtool while FireFox is running, right?
> sig
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