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Purpose

Symbian OS Security components use +configuration files to change their run-time behaviour. The SecurityConfig component +is a collection of configuration files for specific OS Security components.

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Description

The SecurityConfig component +includes configuration files for specific OS Security components. The configuration +files can be used to change the run-time behaviour of the components.

Within SecurityConfig, +the files associated with each component are stored in a directory with the +same name as the component. For example, the configuration files for ups is +stored in /securityconfig/ups/.

securityconfig contains +configuration files for the following components:

+ + + + Component Name +Description of configuration file(s) + + + + +

ocsp

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Configuration settings for checking the revocation status of the +digital certificates which use Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP).

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ups

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An xml file (backup.xml) which backs up and +restores the User Prompt Service (UPS) policy files.

A package file +for the UPS server ROM stub SIS file. Device creators must specify the UPS +policy files on the Z drive in this package file if the policy files are to +be upgraded post-manufacture.

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You must modify the configuration files and rebuild the securityconfig component +to customise the behaviour of specific OS Security components.

Build +Dependencies

The securityconfig component builds or exports +files that are used to build other components.

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  • You must be aware of +possible dependencies on the securityconfig component, +if you are building each components separately.

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  • You must build the securityconfig component +before building dependent components.

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  • Dependencies for the +entire OS Security module build are handled by the build sequence in the main bld.inf file.

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Typical uses

The SecurityConfig component +provides configuration settings for customising the following:

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  • OCSP

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  • UPS

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