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Version History
Version 2.3
- Support for certificate revocation and Certificate Revocation List (CRL) issuing
- Support for processing extension requests in Certificate Signing Request files
- The CA certificate can be exported in PEM format or to a directory
- PEM formatted identity files can optionally also include a copy of the certificate
- Certificate validity can now include a fraction of a day
- Improved performance for handling large numbers of users and certificates
- Improved support for integration with an LDAP directory
- Minor bug fixes and other improvements
Version 2.2
- Integration with third party calendar applications for managing certificate expiry dates
- Improved support for working with multiple CAs, including easy switching between CAs
- Certificate details dialog includes new "Advanced" tab with detailed certificate information
- Support for Linux and similar platforms
- Improved compatibility for Certificate Signing Request (CSR) file processing
- Certificate validity can be set to 0 days (useful for generating test certificates)
- Support for all ISO-3166-1 country names in certificates
- Minor UI improvements and bug fixes
Version 2.1.1
- Windows version now comes bundled with Java
- Updated help to reflect changes in OS-X Leopard
- Fixed bug where user table was not refreshed following CSR file processing
- Fixed bug where a self-signed certificate type could be selected for a CSR
- Version checking is now more robust
Version 2.1
- User details can be imported individually or in batch from LDIF and vCard files
- User identity files (PKCS#12 and PEM) can be imported
- Certificates can be dragged and dropped between the certificate table and file system
- Certificate table allows multiple row selection for certificate viewing, export, deleting,
etc.
- New help information on using certificates in applications
- Minor UI improvements
- Fixed bug where non-numeric certificate validity causes freeze when issuing a new certificate
- Fixed bug where directory publishing causes freeze if an active user exists with no
certificates
- Fixed toolbar UI bug on Windows with Java 1.6.0_02 or 1.6.0_03
- Supports OS-X 10.5 (Leopard)
Version 2.0
- User identity files can be automatically and securely backed up, for future recovery
- Certificates can be published to an LDAP directory, such as for use by mail clients
- Certificate Signing Request (CSR) files from other applications can be processed
- Server certificates can now identify an IP address as an alternative to domain name
- Improved sorting behaviour when selecting Days to Expiry column in the users table
- Many UI improvements
- Minor bug fixes
Version 1.2
- CA certificate details can be viewed
- Randomly generated passwords can be displayed in the confirmation dialog
- A copy of subordinate CA identity files can be retained for working with CA hierarchies
- Export format can be specified when exporting single certificate entries
- Certificate details dialog now contains fingerprint field
- Country setting is now an optional field, like email and organisation
- The user name can now be left blank, in which case new certificates will not include a
commonName
- Publishing behaviour changed so that the most recently issued valid certificate from a user is the
preferred certificate, instead of the last expiring certificate
- Fixed bug where default country setting was not being applied properly
- Fixed UI bug where the user table was not updated when the user's name is cleared
- General code cleanup and improvements
Version 1.1
- Optional toolbar for main window
- Fixed Java policy files permissions on OS-X
- Improved storage of options/preferences settings
- Minor UI improvements and bug fixes
Version 1.0
- General Purpose certificates (for secure email, document signing, VPN and/or client SSL use)
- SSL server certificates
- RSA 1024/2048/4096 key lengths, SHA-1/256/384/512 digest algorithms
- PKCS#12/DER and PEM-encoding (with and without password) file formats
- Supports random password generation for new identity files
- Can be used to generate self-signed certificates, or multi-CA hierarchies
- Includes detailed help pages
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