OpenCA Project Overview:
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       The OpenCA Project is a  collaborative effort to  develop  a robust,
       full featured and Open Source out-of-the-box Certification Authority
       implementing the most used protocols with full-strength cryptography
       world-wide. OpenCA is based on many Open Source Projects.  Among the
       supported software is OpenLDAP, OpenSSL, Apache Project, mod_ssl.

       The project development is  divided in  two main tasks: studying and
       refining  the security  scheme that guarantees  the best model to be
       used in a  CA and developing  software to easily  setup and manage a
       Certification Authority.


Project Status:
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       OpenCA version 1.1.0 Status: Released 23 Feb 2010 (samba)
       OpenCA version 1.0.2 Status: Released 14 Oct 2008 (ten-ten^2)
       OpenCA version 1.0.1 Status: Released 10 Oct 2008 (ten-ten)
       OpenCA version 0.9.3 Status: Release Candidate 2 (rc2)
       OpenCA version 0.9.3 Status: Release Candidate 1 (rc1)
       OpenCA version 0.9.2 Status: Released 11 Oct 2004
       OpenCA version 0.9.1 Status: Released 03 Jan 2003
       OpenCA version 0.9.0 Status: Released 12 Aug 2002
       OpenCA version 0.8.6 Status: Released 17 Jul 2002
       OpenCA version 0.8.1 Status: Released 08 Nov 2001
       OpenCA version 0.8.0 Status: Bug Fixing
       OpenCA version 0.6.0 Status: Never Released
       OpenCA version 0.2.0 Status: Released


Core developers Tasks:
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       Massimiliano Pala is currently working on:
	 o Integration with OCSP and PRQP servers
         o Web-based configuration
	 o Binary Packages


Open Issues:
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         o Attributes Certificates Support
         o


Wishes:
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         o


References:
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    The OpenCA Project main website can be found at http://www.openca.org.
    You can find all current versions and available documentation there.

    You can also download any part of the software or documentation also at
    the official ftp site:

       http://ftp.openca.org

    or from one of the official mirrors:

       http://www.openca.org/mirrors.shtml



                                                 Massimiliano Pala
                                         - OpenCA Core Development Team -



