Third, you may need to hook the client_auth_callback as John describes
below. If your server sends the list of trusted CA's in it's client
auth request, then the default client_auth_callback should be able to
find the cert on your smartcard without requiring the use of any
special hooks, bu
On 06/21/2013 08:13 AM, John Dennis wrote:
On 06/20/2013 01:20 PM, Johan Dahlin wrote:
[Sorry if this appears twice, the first copy got stuck in the moderation queue]
I'm investigating the use of smart card readers for my application[1],
which is also free software.
As part of the brazilian el
I've been setting that as well, if I pass in a nickname nss says that
the database is corrupted,
so I'm passing in an empty string.
I managed to get the password callback called as well, so there's some
interaction with
the pkcs11 device.
Still seeing a 403 though.
I've been trying to figure out
On 06/20/2013 01:20 PM, Johan Dahlin wrote:
> [Sorry if this appears twice, the first copy got stuck in the moderation
> queue]
>
> I'm investigating the use of smart card readers for my application[1],
> which is also free software.
>
> As part of the brazilian eletronic legislation I need to b
[Sorry if this appears twice, the first copy got stuck in the moderation queue]
I'm investigating the use of smart card readers for my application[1],
which is also free software.
As part of the brazilian eletronic legislation I need to be able to
connect to a https server[2] and do a couple of s
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