This bug also affects me.
I'm also trying to access the Firefox key store from Java and cannot do
that.
I don't see why it's so hard to load NSS by yourself. I think that the
provider should be removed from the java provider security file since it
completely breaks all Java NSS implementations
Looks like it was caused by the fix to this bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openjdk-6/+bug/556549
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SunPKCS11 provider auto enabled NSS problem
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/580982
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It seems as if the fix to this bug created another bug which makes NSS
unusable for anything other than crypto operations:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openjdk-6/+bug/580982?comments=all
Perhaps the tests are to blame and not NSS itself?
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PCKS11 security provider not working
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: dpkg
When attempting to uninstall openssh-client, I came across a dependency
problem: openssh-server depends on openssh-client. I need to remove it
so I figured I would use the -B (--auto-deconfigure) argument and
everything would uninstall. It does
Lunch, I did not have that line in the nsswitch.conf file, I had already
checked.
And yes Chuck, I am still experiencing it (and I found another computer
that is also doing it, Cent OS 4.5, same version of OpenSSH)
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Logins to OpenSSH server slow due to UseDNS yes config
Lunch, I did not have that line in the nsswitch.conf file, I had already
checked.
And yes Chuck, I am still experiencing it (and I found another computer
that is also doing it, Cent OS 4.5, same version of OpenSSH)
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Logins to OpenSSH server slow due to UseDNS yes config
After reading more about UseDNS, the more pertinent issue is what is the
point of it at all if a false IP for the hostname is still accepted as a
valid connection.
Also, why is there no setting to make it timeout after a certain number
of seconds (aka, what if the DNS request didn't time out for
Public bug reported:
When logging in to my Ubuntu 8.04 Server edition server via SSH (client
PuTTY), logins take exactly 20 seconds from the time the username is
entered and the time the password request appears.
The problem is caused by the UseDNS yes config parameter. When it is
changed to
After reading more about UseDNS, the more pertinent issue is what is the
point of it at all if a false IP for the hostname is still accepted as a
valid connection.
Also, why is there no setting to make it timeout after a certain number
of seconds (aka, what if the DNS request didn't time out for
Public bug reported:
When logging in to my Ubuntu 8.04 Server edition server via SSH (client
PuTTY), logins take exactly 20 seconds from the time the username is
entered and the time the password request appears.
The problem is caused by the UseDNS yes config parameter. When it is
changed to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: debian-installer
When installing Ubuntu 8.04 from a USB drive with the Language and
keyboard values preseeded, the installation get to the point where it
detects CD hardware faster than the Linux kernel mounts the drive, and
does not find the drive. If
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