Mark Smith wrote, On 2008-07-20 11:06: > Maybe [... snip ...] > the PAM module initializes NSS before Firefox does, which then causes > Firefox to use the "wrong" certificate store.
I'm pretty sure that something is initializing NSS in the firefox process before PSM does, and is initializing it with a strange directory name. The questions are: - what code in Firefox could possibly use ldap over ssl before PSM initializes NSS? - What would invoke it? The folks in the cited bug think it must be invoked in a FF extension. Regarding the possibility of it being Sun's PAM-LDAP module, what would cause that to run inside the firefox process? My extremely limited understanding of PAM is that it runs inside OS programs that do OS Identification and Authentication (I&A), programs such as /bin/login and su. Firefox is not an OS I&A program, so what would PAM-LDAP be doing running inside of the firefox process space? _______________________________________________ dev-tech-ldap mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-ldap
