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From: Rachel Willmer <rwillmer(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com>
Date: 21 Jan 2008 14:01
Subject: Re: Face to face meeting in Cozumel?
To: "Daniel A. Nagy" <nagydani(_at_)epointsystem(_dot_)org>
On 21/01/2008, Daniel A. Nagy <nagydani(_at_)epointsystem(_dot_)org> wrote:
Doesn't the underlying crypto library (openssl, right?) provide you with all
the asymmetric algorithms? Why restrict the release to RSA?
To keep the customer who's sponsoring the project happy. Everything
takes time to code, document and test; and they'd prefer to see a
minimal release now rather than a complete release later.
Once the initial release is done, then it should be easy to follow up
with support for other algorithms because of the use of openssl.
In progress:
- signature generation
Does this include certification?
Can you be more specific?
To Do:
- Keyring management
But that's in the high-level API, isn't it?
There's some code to do with keyring management, but not everything.
- Command line app
Is it going to be like pgp/gpg or more ssleay/openssl-eque?
How do you mean?
Rachel