Package certmonger: Information

  • Default inline alert: Version in the repository: 0.79.19-alt1

Source package: certmonger
Version: 0.74-alt1
Latest version according to Repology
Build time:  Apr 30, 2014, 01:42 PM in the task #119011
Category: System/Base
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License: GPLv3+
Summary: Certificate status monitor and PKI enrollment client
Description: 
Certmonger is a service which is primarily concerned with getting your
system enrolled with a certificate authority (CA) and keeping it enrolled.

List of rpms provided by this srpm:
certmonger (x86_64, i586)
certmonger-debuginfo (x86_64, i586)

Maintainer: Aitov Timur

List of contributors:
Aitov Timur

ACL:
Stanislav Levin
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    1. libxml2-devel
    2. libxmlrpc-devel
    3. libssl-devel
    4. /usr/bin/dbus-launch
    5. /usr/bin/dos2unix
    6. mktemp
    7. /usr/bin/unix2dos
    8. /usr/bin/which
    9. diffutils
    10. nss-tools
    11. libnspr-devel
    12. libnss-devel
    13. expect
    14. systemd-units
    15. libtalloc-devel
    16. openssl
    17. libtevent-devel
    18. libcurl-devel
    19. libdbus-devel
    20. libuuid-devel

Last changed


April 29, 2014 Aitov Timur 0.74-alt1
- first build for ALT
April 3, 2014 Nalin Dahyabhai <nalin@redhat.com> 0.74-1
- also save state when we exit due to SIGHUP
- don't get tripped up when enrollment helpers hand us certificates which
  include CRLF line terminators (ticket #25)
- be tolerant of certificate issuer names, subject names, DNS, email, and
  Kerberos principal namem subjectAltNames, and crl distribution point URLs
  that contain newlines
- read and cache the certificate template extension in certificates
- enforce different minimum key sizes depending on the type of key we're
  trying to generate
- store DER versions of subject, issuer and template subject, if we have
  them (Jan Cholasta, ticket #26)
- when generating signing requests with subject names that don't quite parse
  as subject names, encode what we're given as PrintableString rather than
  as a UTF8String
- always chdir() to a known location at startup, even if we're not becoming
  a daemon
- fix a couple of memory leaks (static analysis)
- add missing buildrequires: on which
Feb. 20, 2014 Nalin Dahyabhai <nalin@redhat.com> 0.73-1
- updates to 0.73
  - getcert no longer claims to be stuck when a CA is unreachable,
    because the daemon isn't actually stuck