Peter Djalaliev wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to upgrade a normal HTTP connection to SSL in the Apache
> mod_nss module.
So, You're the source of all those questions I've been getting! ;-)
> When the mod_nss module is initialized, it calls:
> - PR_Init
> - PK11_ConfigurePKCS11
> - NSS_Initi
Hello,I am trying to upgrade a normal HTTP connection to SSL in the Apache mod_nss module.When the mod_nss module is initialized, it calls: - PR_Init - PK11_ConfigurePKCS11 - NSS_Initialize - NSS_SetDomesticPolicy.
Also, I can see that 8 ciphers are being set with SSL_CipherPrefSet()Here are the NS
This really should be required reading for anyone interested in
anti-phishing defenses, the SSL UI, and related topics:
http://www.deas.harvard.edu/~rachna/papers/why_phishing_works.pdf
Frank
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David,
First, welcome to working with NSS!
Your message covers a lot of subjects, and I'm not sure which one is
the central point. I'll answer some.
> I then wanted to just list out all the certs in the DB and attempted to
> get the default certdb (which I assumed is automatically set to the on
Nelson B Bolyard wrote:
The client sends the server a list, saying "these are
the cipher suites that I (client) support." The server picks one,
and says "we'll use this one". The server never says "I support all
of these."
To give a concrete example of this, with the Apache 2.0 web server and
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