How can i import RootCA's globaly in Ubuntulinux for Firefox?
Is this right that all CA's are in one file /usr/lib/firefox/libnssckbi.so ? We would like to import certs for all user on the LinuxTerminalserver (KDE Neon 18.04). What is with /etc/ssl/certs/, is it right that firefox ignores this folder?
Thanks a lot :)
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It is working now on Linux fine. Really, i had version 64 :=)
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See Certificates:
Hello Cor-El,
thanks for the link. I did this, but i can only set one policies. I've tested with many forms...
{
"policies": {
"BlockAboutAddons": true
}
}
{
"policies": {
"BlockAboutConfig": true
}
}
Or: {
"policies": {
"BlockAboutAddons": true
"BlockAboutConfig": true
}
}
I've also renamed files and added on policies in one file, but this didn't work too. So how i can add more then one policies?
Thanks :)
Finaly it didn'd work with the certificate policies. What did i wrong?
root@testcertneon:/usr/lib/firefox/distribution# cat policies.json {
"policies": {
"Certificates": {
"ImportEnterpriseRoots": true,
"Install": ["osit.cc-wildcard-selfsigned-cacert.crt", "/usr/local/share/ca-certificates/osit.cc-wildcard-selfsigned-cacert.crt"]
}
}
}
The cert is also in "/usr/share/ca-certificates/mozilla".
Ok, i found the syntax error. So my file is right an blocks are working, but not the certificate. So what i'am doing wrong? {
"policies": {
"BlockAboutAddons": true,
"BlockAboutConfig": true,
"Certificates": {
"ImportEnterpriseRoots": true,
"Install": ["/usr/local/share/ca-certificates/osit.cc-wildcard-selfsigned-cacert.crt"]
}
}
}
Chosen Solution
It is working now on Linux fine. Really, i had version 64 :=)