I downgraded to 1.8.x. The directory does not exist (since the 1.8 package does
not provide any files /usr/lib/nss).
With 3.11 the files are back again.
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can you please post the output of
ls /usr/lib/nss/
with the 1.8.x package installed?
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Yes, exactly.
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Just to confirm what you mean: with 1.8.x all certificates are gone from
security manager?
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Fix works by installing the gutsy version of libnss3-0d as well.
The firefox-package should therefore depend on a more recent version of
libnss3-0d.
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The issue is still present with the current firefox (upgrade within
gutsy due to the libnss related spell-cheching crashes). CA-certificates
are present on the system but are not showed/recognized within firefox.
All "builtin object tokens" within the security-preferences are missing.
ii ca-certi
The problem is solved for me.
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Should be fixed in 2.0.0.3+3-0ubuntu4:
firefox (2.0.0.3+3-0ubuntu4) gutsy; urgency=low
* firefox: conflicts libnss3 to install proper symlink
/usr/lib/firefox/libnssckbi.so -> ../nss/libnssckbi.so
* add DisplayIf: instruction to test for running firefox; this is ment to
prevent rest
Confirmed. This happened to me upon removing libnss3 as well.
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Same here.
Fresh Gutsy with up-to-date firefox, ca-certificates, libnss3-0d (but no
libnss3).
In firefox "Certificate Manager" dialog, my own stuff is there but the
"Authorities" tab is empty.
this "-0d" package from firefox is starting to give me headaches. See
the last few comments of https://
I've got the same problem since I've purged libnss3 because a recent upgrade of
evolution dropped the last dependency I had upon it.
The only CAs appearing in firefox's certificates store are those I've manually
added (cacert.org, ripe.net).
If I reinstall libnss3, everything work fine.
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I can confirm the same behaviour with a fresh profile.
As this problem affects nearly _every_ https websites (including
https://launchpad.net) I'm a bit surprised to see this bug marked with
low importance !
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** Tags added: mt-needtestcase
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Thank you Bryan for your report,
Can you try to check if this behabior still happens with a fresh profile
[1]. Thanks in advance.
[1] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Bugs/#head-
fa398dbbff0621c74659f3a1303dfde9b46f221b
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Importance: Undecided => Low
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