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pipe. Rarely requests to the pipe were getting overridden causing
that child to not enable SSL.
Fedora bug 677701
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Contributed by Joshua Roys <roysjosh@gmail.com>
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trailing tab in its value causing NSS to not find it.
If there is no password stored for a token return a 1-byte response
so that the read on the other end won't time out.
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Stop processing tokens when a login fails so we can correctly report
the failure.
Fix an off-by-one error in nss_pcache that prevented 1 character
passwords (not a huge problem but a bug none-the-less).
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FIPS flag. The result was that the database prefix was always
missed.
Also check the return value of NSS_Initialize() and print and exit if
the database is not opened.
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database module, configures for SSLv3 and TLSv1 and enables the
2 FIPS ciphers (and disables all the others).
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should expect PK11_TokenKeyGenWithFlags(). It hasn't been included as
of NSS 3.10.0.
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PK11_TokenKeyGenWithFlags(). Older versions of NSS will only work with
software certificates when using nss_pcache. The workaround is to store
the token passwords in a file instead.
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decryption. By default generate key only returns encryption keys.
bob
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by Apache.
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