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Michel D'Hooge | 6 Jan 2003 17:22
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How to move a password manager file to a new profile?

Hello,

My mozilla profile got corrupted so I started with a brand new one but 
then I have problem to re-use all my passwords cleverly encrypted with 
PSM :-(

At first, I believed I could just replace the "somenumber.s" file. But 
of course, I can't. Even with the same file name and master password I 
cannot obtain the same encrypted ASN.1 string for my IMAP server (for 
example).

Then I found this group and read all the really interesting related 
threads (thanks to TGOS ;-). And I found the following post:
 > From: Nelson B. Bolyard
 > Object: Re: Desperate for Stored Password
 > Date: 2002-11-26 14:07:22 PST
 > [...]
> If not, be sure you're using the same browser, the same browser profile, 
> and the same master password as you used when you stored the password,
> and mozilla should be able to fill in the password for you.

Does it mean that it is not possible to _simply_ re-use my old password 
file? I still have the prefs.js file of the old profile.

Maybe I can try to re-use my corrupted profile and move from encryption 
to obfuscation...

Thanks for your help
Michel
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Julien Pierre | 7 Jan 2003 00:39
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Re: how to create a CRL by nss?

Hi,

hsl wrote:
> hi , everyone .
> 
> Who can tell me which function can create a CRL in nss?
> 
> Thanks a lot.
> 
> 
> 

There is none currently. NSS can decode and use CRLs, but it does not 
create them. You must use other products to do that, such as Netscape 
Certificate Management System (CMS).
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Zade | 9 Jan 2003 02:53
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Re: blocking O/S detection

On Sat, 28 Dec 2002 11:59:56 +0000, Christian Biesinger wrote:

> Ben Bucksch wrote:
>> Set your UA string (search on google for it). IIRC, that's the only
>> place where websites can see it. To check, visit <http://gemal.dk>.
> 
> Well... with JS, websites can access navigator.platform, and that stuff is
> hardcoded.

Thanks for all the help.  Once I used "useragent" for a search string in
google, I found a decent amount of information.

While it is true that navigator.platform is hardcoded.  I even found a way
to block that during my searching.  If anyone else wants this information,
I put some of the options I found below, which I gathered from various
forums and websites.

Create a file called "user.js" and put it in your personal directory.
Here are some of the the things you can block/alter the access to (among
many other options):

//modify useragent as desired:
user_pref("general.useragent.override", "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; RISCOS4; en-U
S; rv:1.1; Gecko/20020826) Put any comments here");

//this blocks them from being able to see what site you just came from
//options are 0 or 1 (if other options are available, I don't know them):
user_pref("network.http.sendRefererHeader", 0);

//options for these are "noAccess" "sameOrigin" or "allAccess"
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user | 10 Jan 2003 23:34
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I need help on monitering web surfing

Can anyone tell me a way to track where my kids have gone while on the 
internet.  Other than History and cache.  I am using N6.  It shows 
unviewable cache in C:\WINDOWS\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles.  They 
have deleted the History and I am wondering why.  PLEASE HELP  :)
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Jens Ansorg | 12 Jan 2003 19:15
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grant dialog to show up again?

hi,

on one site I clicked the "remember this decision" in the "grant script
privileges ..." dialog.

how can I undo this?
where do I have to delete something to make mozilla forget about the
desicion?

thanks
Jens
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Nebergall, Christopher | 14 Jan 2003 00:22
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Large Scale Certificate Management

Is it possible to remotely install new CA Certificates into a large number
of Mozilla installations without forcing users to do it manually?
Additionally, is there a way to script installation of individual user
certificates into the user's browsers, without their interaction? (Possibly
some form of automated PKCS12 import in a login script?)

Windows Administrators can use Active Directory to remotely populate the
Microsoft Certificate Store used by IE, I was wondering if a similar but
cross platform method of configuration management is possible for Mozilla.

Thanks,
Christopher Nebergall
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Michel D'Hooge | 14 Jan 2003 16:33
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Re: How to move a password manager file to a new profile?

Nelson B wrote:
> You need your old password file and your old key3.db file.  You need to 
> know the "master password", which is actually the password for the key3.db
> file.  If you no longer have the old key3.db file, you will not be able
> to recover your encrypted passwords.
Alright. This file is mentioned in the release note but the comment is 
somewhat unclear.

>>Maybe I can try to re-use my corrupted profile and move from encryption
>>to obfuscation...
> 
> 
> I'm not certain, but I don't think mozilla supports converting an encrypted
> password file to a merely obfuscated one.
Yes, it does. So I managed this way to get back all my passwords.

BTW, what is the format for obfuscation? Is it simple to convert it back 
to plain text?

So far, when I want to refresh my memory (or my PDA): For HTML forms, I 
have a bookmarklet to display the contents of the fields, but for 
".htaccess" I would need a sniffer.
So if I can get a clear copy of my passwords, I can then GPG the file... 
  for later backup. But at least, I will backup the key3.db file.

>>Thanks for your help
Still true ;-)
>>Michel
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