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LibPKI v0.5.1
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The OpenCA PKI Research Labs, born from the former OpenCA Project, is an
open organization aimed to provide a framework for PKI studying and
development of related projects.
As the PKIs standards, interests and projects are growing fast, it has been
decided to split the original project into smaller ones to speed up and
reorganize efforts.
We strongly encourage everyone to contribute to our initiatives and projects. We welcome contributions in many forms. Our members are those individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to collaborative open-source software development through sustained participation and contributions within the Foundation's projects. YUM REPOS
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LibPKI v0.5.1 (Zoiberg)
by #madwolf @ 02.09.2010
The new version (Zoiberg/v0.5.1) of LibPKI is available. Major changes over v0.5.0 are: better support for OS independent Thread Management together with thread synchronization primitives (mutexes, condition variables, and r/w locks, LDAP interface fixes. Get the new version for your system in the LibPKI download pages. Yum Repositories
28.08.2010 #madwolf
Yum repositories for OpenCA projects have been created. If your system supports Yum (and RPMs) you can use the provided links to install the repository configuration on your system. LibPKI v0.5.0
27.08.2010 #madwolf
The new version (lulu/v0.5.0) of LibPKI is available for download. Many changes to the library and bug fixing over the old version. In particular: added support for different OSes (initial support for Win port), added PKI_SSL and support for easy SSL/TLS management, added support for Win LDAP API, added support for 64bit architectures, added safe URL encoding for HTTP GET protocol, added platform-independed thread management. New Website Layout
26.08.2010 #madwolf
The OpenCA Website has undergone a complete makeover to address incompatibities
with some web browsers (IE) and to provide a cleaner interface for users.
Please let us know if you like it here.
Webserver fixed
06.01.2010 #madwolf
The problems with the OpenCA's servers have been fixed.
Please let us know if you still experience any major inconvenience when
using OpenCA services.
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