Hi, Maybe you should consider to use the /usr/local or /opt instead? This way you won't conflict with other packages (most of them anyway).
Add the lib path (/usr/local/lib) to /etc/ld.so.config and run ldconfig.
Add the bin path (/usr/local/bin) to /etc/profile; ex:
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin
Below the other PATH.
The include path have to be set in some way to... ether by env or parameters to the compiler.
use openssl to split the pkcs#7 to a list of certificates and then add them to the database with certutil. Add the root cert and then follow the chain up. Set the trust args correct.
Emil Assarsson
Christian Schmitt wrote:
I want to install the nss-tools on my linux machine. Is it correct to simply copy the libs to /usr/lib and the includes to /usr/include? And can I safely overwrite the files that are already there?
The next step would be to import my certificate. I have one from Thawte that is in PKCS#7 format in a textfile. Can I import this into certutil?
Thanks in advance,
Christian
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