type PRBool, not unsigned char. As a byproduct this change works around
what seems to be a gnupro gcc compiler optimization bug. r=relyea.
Modified Files: pk11db.c pk11pars.h
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* change internal module trust order again, builtins uses 100, and internal module must come first
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Default trustorder is
0 for the internal token
100 for the builtins
50 for everyone else
Default Cipher order is
100 for the internal token
0 for everyone else
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on startup. 2) All platforms do not see the built-ins token if you startup with
a new profile.
Fix: 1) Escape the initialization parameters.
2) Rebuild the Token iterator when new tokens are added to the trust domain.
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clean up of the escape adding string code.
Code to keep cert->trust in sync with nscert->trust in various situations.
Code to allow old version of built-ins to continue to work.
Implement TrustDomain_TraverseCertificates so that PK11_ListCerts will work.
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1) 3.4 needs to bump the version numbers up by one on secmod.db from NSS 3.3
2) Need to add escapes to the configdirectory. (should add them to other parameters as well.
3) put exported files back into the correct headers.
4) Add _BEGIN/_END protos where appropriate.
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remove lots of depricated files.
move some files to appropriate directories (pcertdb *_rand
associated headers to soft token, for instance)
rename several stan files which had the same name as other nss files.
remove depricated functions.
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problems (mostly uninitialized variables in error cases).
2) Start separating softoken from the rest of NSS where appropriate (finish
separating out the key stuff, the cert stuff is coming).
3) Make the prototypes between the new functions consistant.
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2) Add code to create secmod.db on the fly again.
3) Fix uninitialized structures so that we can switch to the fips token.
The results of this checkin should allow the fips tests to pass again.
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1) zero out the memory we used to create out module lists so they wind
up null terminated at the end.
2) fix the lookup code for the secmod.db so that the '=' get properly removed.
3) turn off attempts to do AddPermDB until we get the encode stuff working.
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