Change pkcs11List from QListWidget to QListView
The pkcs11_lib_list holds the data of the loaded libraries.
For the model a QList "model_data" is used to
hold indexes into QList dirs to allow duplicates,
moves and removes.
On windows it now displays the paths with \ separators.
Only use the public key when searching for
a matching key on the token.
Use token-name and serial to give the user a hint which token
XCA expects to carry the key.
Add settings class to access the settings table in the database
Cache values and improve database writes.
Options dialog simplified
Replace getSetting / storeSetting
Unpack option flags to rows in the settings
This is a large squash of many small commits.
Allow porting data from the legacy format to SQL.
Store Binaries base64 encoded and use db->transaction
Update password hash to be 8000 x SHA512 with 8 byte Salt
Add revocations table and fixup CRL generation
Add comment and insertion date columns
Fix column saving, remove trust, add XcaDialog
Allow changing the internal name and comment in Cert/Req details view
Extend Comment functionality, Replace About.ui by XcaDialog.ui
The API changed heavily. New functions arrived, old functions
disappeared and many structures became opaque.
This version of the patch implements pkcs11 signing as follows:
- openssl < 1.0.0: rsa & dsa without engine
- openssl 1.0.x: rsa, dsa & ec with engine
- openssl >= 1.1.0: rsa, dsa & ec without engine
In the operation, we therefore also gain implementation of dsa signing for openssl < 1.0.0 (ec disabled because EC_KEY_METHOD was not yet invented!).
I've given up trying to use a PKEY_ENGINE with openssl 1.1: seems not possible anymore.
I've succeeded compiling the patched xca with openssl 0.9.8n, 1.0.2j and 1.1.0e.
I've successfully tested pkcs11 signing using softhsm with openssl 1.0.2j and 1.1.0e.
The patch also removes gcc7 new warnings.
On startup use "/dev/random" and "/dev/hwrng"
as additional entropy for the OpenSSL random pool.
Collect mouse position and key press time entropy
for seeding the openssl random pool before generating keys.
When using Smartcards, use the Smartcard RNG
as additional entropy source.
Some distributions ship an OpenSSL installation without
EC Support.
XCA evaluates the OPENSSL_NO_EC flag to disable EC
Thanks to Andreas Piesk for his patch
