become more userfriendly:
- by indicating the validity with an appropriate
icon in front of AIA, SAN IAN and CDP.
- by checking the validity before creating the real certificate.
- by improving the edit button, to automatically add an "URI"
as type, if the type is missing, or is for example "http"
Since OpenSC is not part of XCA anymore, set the default
PKCS#11 lib on windows to C:\WINDOWS\system32\opensc-pkcs11.dll
Also disable Token menu after closing a database.
change storage type of passwords from char[] to QByteArray
Create PwDialog class and drop passWrite and passRead
Create Passwd class derived from QBytearray
move PKCS12 password input to PwDialog
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
the sole use of the engine was signing.
But on the other hand it had to be compiled for all platforms
and it prevented the use of multiple PKCS#11 libs.
Keys: Sort Keysize numerical
Certs: CA, fingerprints, start date (notBefore)
Crl: CRL number , Last update
Requests, Crls, Templates, Certs: All subject items and the full name
Add eventhandler for file-open events.
This happens when opening a database or
other item with XCA in the Finder
Dragging an item onto the mainwindows shows the item and imports it
if desired
- use token.label to identify the slot
- show min and max PIN lengths when changing USER and SO PIN
- sanitize token strings like label
- pad token strings correctly with ' ' 0x20
- reenable "Init Security token"
- add tokenInfo.model to the card information, revamp tokenInfo
- add driverInfo()
- use token_info.label (card_label) as token descriptor for reading passwords
- use only CKA_LABEL as internal name
- replace occurances of "Smart Card" by "Token"
- Support for creating keys on a token
- Store existing keys on a token
- delete keys and certs from a token
- update docs
- allow "umlauts" and other non ASCII char in database filenames
using the OS dependent handling QString2filename, using
8Bit codepage encoding on Windows and UTF8 on linux and OS X
