Bug#141748: Status?
On Mon, Mar 01, 2004 at 08:34:24 +1100, Brian May [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ferdinand == Ferdinand O Tempel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Ferdinand Hey, I've recently taken an interrest in this product, Ferdinand and I was looking to implement it on some debian Ferdinand systems. To my surprise it's been silent around this Ferdinand package for almost 2 years. What is the current status Ferdinand of this package? OpenCA itself is currently somewhere Ferdinand in its 0.9's, and at least debian unstable now has a Ferdinand sufficient high version of openssl to be able to use Ferdinand it, I figure. Ferdinand If noone else is currently working on this, I could Ferdinand have a whack at packaging it on my own, but I'd hate to Ferdinand reinvent the wheel. Alessandro Razeto [EMAIL PROTECTED] is currently working on it. Well openca 9.2 is under development, however some snapshot are already packaged; you can find them at http://www.ge.infn.it/~razeto/openca/ (the latest snapshot Feb 25 does not work for me, I suggest Feb 4). The original CVS archive of openca and debian stuff can be found on the openca cvs page (see www.openca.org).
Bug#141748: Status?
Hey, I've recently taken an interrest in this product, and I was looking to implement it on some debian systems. To my surprise it's been silent around this package for almost 2 years. What is the current status of this package? OpenCA itself is currently somewhere in its 0.9's, and at least debian unstable now has a sufficient high version of openssl to be able to use it, I figure. If noone else is currently working on this, I could have a whack at packaging it on my own, but I'd hate to reinvent the wheel. Please, an update. Regards, Ferdinand O. Tempel
Bug#141748: Status?
Ferdinand == Ferdinand O Tempel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Ferdinand Hey, I've recently taken an interrest in this product, Ferdinand and I was looking to implement it on some debian Ferdinand systems. To my surprise it's been silent around this Ferdinand package for almost 2 years. What is the current status Ferdinand of this package? OpenCA itself is currently somewhere Ferdinand in its 0.9's, and at least debian unstable now has a Ferdinand sufficient high version of openssl to be able to use Ferdinand it, I figure. Ferdinand If noone else is currently working on this, I could Ferdinand have a whack at packaging it on my own, but I'd hate to Ferdinand reinvent the wheel. Alessandro Razeto [EMAIL PROTECTED] is currently working on it. Alessadandro, What was the current status? Are there debs available for testing? Thanks. -- Brian May [EMAIL PROTECTED]
