Q on nss-3.11 (Re: Does Mozilla trunk build successfully on
FreeBSD?)
Wan-Teh Chang
wtchang at redhat.com
Thu Jan 19 11:31:07 PST 2006
Hi Mikhail,
Mikhail Teterin wrote:
>
> Was the fortcrypt simply removed from the nss-3.11? So it seems, but I wanted
> to verify it.
Yes. We removed all the "Fortezza" code in NSS 3.11.
Note that we added libfreebl3.so and libfreebl3.chk in
NSS 3.11. Applications should not link with -lfreebl3.
NSS's libsoftokn3.so library will automatically load
(using dlopen) libfreebl3.so at run time. You just need
to install libfreebl3.so and libfreebl3.chk right next
to libsoftokn3.so and libsoftokn3.chk.
> Also gone are the "instinit" and the "newuser" executables, but the "fipstest"
> and the "crmftest" are added. Are these useful to anyone after the build is
> finished and verified?
None of these tools are generally useful.
The generally useful NSS tools are:
certutil
pk12util
modutil
signtool
ssltap
You should only install these in your system
binary directory.
> Gnome, I don't see anything in our ports tree, that depends on the removed
> -lswft...
No app is linked with -lswft. That's why it was
safe for us to remove it.
Wan-Teh
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