Re: adding cryptomodule to mozilla via xpi - howto?

pkcs11.addmodule("eToken", "PATH...", 0, 0);  won't work because 
xpinstall does not expose pkcs11 functionality.  If there's an external 
way to add a new cryptomodule, you can do an 'execute()' call via 
xpinstall script.

Tobias Anton wrote:

> Hi everybody,
>
> I'm trying to add my Aladdin eToken driver automaticly with XPI as a new
> cryptomodule to Mozilla. It works so far that the driver is downloaded
> and safed on HD in the Mozilladir. The last but important step I can't
> get managed is to tell Mozilla "here is the module driver add it". I
> know there exist a function pkcs11.addmodule() but I can't get it work.
> Does anybody did this with XPI? Is there another way to automaticly add
> a cryptomodule/drivers over a website to Mozilla? Here is my install.js:
>
> //driverfile on server
> var driver = "eTpkcs11.dll";
> //init
> initInstall("Aladdin eToken pro Installer", "eToken", "1");
> //Mozilla programfolder
> f = getFolder("Program");
> //set folder
> setPackageFolder(f);
> //add driver to Mozilla dir
> addFile(driver);
>
> //????add driver as new cryptomodule to Mozilla ????? - what to do here?
> pkcs11.addmodule("eToken", "PATH...", 0, 0);
> //??????????
>
> //do it
> if (0 == getLastError())
>         performInstall();
> else
>         cancelInstall();
>
> thanks,
> Tobi(newbie to xpi)
>
>
>