Rename XCA_SPECIAL to XCA_ARGUMENTS, which is less generic.
and change %1_OPTIONS to XCA_%1_OPTIONS to prefix all
XCA related environment variables with "XCA_".
After dropping Qt4 support, the Qt5 QStandardPaths class
can be used to replace my implementation of directory discovery.
QStandardPaths follows the XDG specification.
Commit e32fce8581
(main.cpp: mainwin must exist for read_cmdline() in GUI mode)
created the Mainwindow before parsing the commandline,
but the MainWindow constructor opened a default database if set.
With this change, the MinWindow constructor does not open a default
database. Now the default database is explicitly opened after parsing
the command line, if no other database is already open.
Rename init_database() to setup_open_database()
It is re-entrant.
linuxdoc is pretty outdated, while sphinx is really cool:
- Sphinx is modern with a broad user base
- The generated documentation is themeable
- The sphinx-source is much more readable than the
SGML-tag scattered linuxdoc.
- The different topics can be splitted into different files
- It can be converted to qt-context sensitive help
- It supports syntax highlighting for the SQL database documentation
- It is supported on MacOSX,because it is python-based.
Drop code2html perl-script, which was used to colorize the SQL schema.
Generate "doc/arguments.rst" with XCA_MAN="rst" ./xca
Also extend the documentation about the password.
Automatically generate the man page from the options.
Call xca as "XCA_MAN=1 ./xca" to print the current man-page options
The global variable "Database" of class xca_db
can be used by any other class to access. No need
to provide it.
The "xca_db" class managed the "database_model" pointer.
Accessing the name of the current database has been unified.
OpenSSL fixed the 2 LN with commit:
648b53b88e
in OpenSSL 1.1.1e.
Follow my own advice and delete them from the oids.txt
together with all other OIDs present in OpenSSL
since at least version 0.9.8
Also do the initOIDs after creating the QApplication to
avoid qAbort() when creating the warning (introduced after 2.2.1)
If we have a QByteArray (ba) and must provide it to
a BIO* expecting OpenSSL function, the following
construct provides it: BioByteArray(ba).ro()
directly providing the QByteArray buffer as BIO
It also supports mixed writes:
BIO_write(bba, buf, size)
bba += QByteArray
Always only use forward slash /
Drop all "QDir::separator()" and "nativeSeparator()"
functions. Only use it where filenames are displayed for the user.
And ImportMulti handles pki_multi sufficiently
and does not need to know about pkcs12 or pkcs7
pkcs12 and pkcs7 don't need: print() getCa() addCaCert() numCa()
it is handled by pki_multi()
Take advantage of the power of dynamic_cast<>() instead of using
typeid()
