[OpenCA-Devel] [OCSPD] New Release (v2.0.0) is available

[Massimiliano P. <Massimiliano.Pala@Dartmouth.edu>]

OpenCA OCSPD Project Overview:
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     The OpenCA OCSPD project is aimed to develop a robust and easy-to-install
     OCSP daemon. The server is developed as a stand-alone application and can
     be integrated into many different PKI solutions as it does not depend on
     specific database scheme. Furthermore it can be used as a responder for
     multiple CAs.

     The OCSP Responder is an rfc2560 compliant OCSPD responder. The purpose of
     such a server is to provide an on-line tool to verify the status of a
     certificate (such as Mozilla/Firefox/Netscape7).

     The Responder was included into the main OpenCA distribution package. It is
     also possible to install the daemon as a stand-alone application, all you
     will need is a CRL (or access to an LDAP server where to get the CRL from).


Project Status:
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    OpenCA OCSPD version 2.0.0 Status: Released      [17 Nov 2010]
    OpenCA OCSPD version 1.9.0 Status: rc1 available [21 Oct 2006]
    OpenCA OCSPD version 1.5.1 Status: rc1 available [21 Oct 2006]
    OpenCA OCSPD version 1.1.1 Status: Released      [19 Jul 2006]

Project developers' Tasks:
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    Massimiliano Pala is currently working on:
      o Multiple certificate/keys usage for different CA
      o LibPKI v0.6.0 support
      o Harware support (PKCS#11, OpenSSL Engine)
      o Support for POST and GET HTTP methods
      o Support for EC key/certificates (if supported by
        installed OpenSSL)


Open Issues:
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      o Better compliance to RFC-2560 in case multiple CAs are configured


Wishes:
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      o


References:
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    The OpenCA Project main website can be found at http://www.openca.org. You
    can find all current versions and available documentation there.
    You can also download any part of the software or documentation also at the
    official ftp site:

	ftp://ftp.openca.org

    or from one of the official mirrors:

	http://www.openca.org/mirrors.shtml