Thanks Perry. It still does not work.
I am building the Development configuration (after changing darwinbuild by hand to pass -configuration to xcodebuild) which results only in the Security_debug binary (no Security binary).
How can I make sure that certificate assistant uses this debug version (Security_debug) instead of the non debug version (Security)?
(I changed the symbolic link for Security in /System/Library/Security.framework/ to point to the Security_debug in Versions/A but the prevents me from logging in :-))
Thanks.
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From: Perry The Cynic [mailto:email@hidden]
Sent: Wed 5/24/2006 5:39 PM
To: Soumik.Sarkar; email@hidden
Subject: Re: cdsa debugging
--On May 23, 2006 9:57:32 PM -0400 "Soumik.Sarkar" <email@hidden>
wrote:
> I get a CSSM_MDS_ERROR when trying to use the Certificate Assistant to
> create a cert using my CDSA plugin. In order to figure out why, I
> replaced the Security.Framework with a debug version (which I compiled
> from source).
>
> After setting the DEBUGDEST and DEBUGSCOPE vars, I still do not get any
> log output. Any ideas why?
>
> I am running the certificate assistant using open form the command line.
The open(1) command does not transmit environment variables. Explicitly run
it from Terminal:
wherever/whatever.app/Contents/MacOS/whatever
That will also let you gdb the thing to muck around inside your plugin.
Cheers
-- perry
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