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Issue created Jul 18, 2013 by import-from-Redmine@import-from-Redmine

Better support of non-commercial ISPs

Originally created by Tails on #5870 (Redmine)

Non-commercial, ethical ISPs, such as the one who signed the data retention manifest, need to be better supported by Tails.

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Our plans

  1. Install the SSL certificates/CA for such servers (on the long run, we want them to use Monkeysphere but we’re not there yet).
  2. Add bookmarks to the above-mentioned servers, in particular for quick’n’easy webmail access.

Implementation

SSL certificates

Iceweasel

The necessary NSS *.db files are:

  • cert8.db: can be generated from scratch by adding our custom SSL CA and server certificates with certutil
  • secmod.db: if this file is missing, a new one is generated without DSA, SHA256 and SHA512; weird.
  • key3.db: if missing, the other *.db files can’t be used.

Related issues

  • Related to #6704 (closed)
  • Related to #7436 (closed)
  • Related to #5766 (closed)
  • Related to #7685 (closed)
  • Related to #15895 (closed)
Edited May 15, 2020 by import-from-Redmine
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