Release 0.3.6:
	* added document about revocation authorization
	* add a check in the revocation CGI program that checks for a user
	  name, and only accepts unauthenticated revocations from a list
	  of users
	* update the README for release 0.3.6
	* fix copyright on some dynamic pages

Release 0.3.5:
	* add cafinerprint to all scripts to include CA fingerprint as 
	  reminder on dynamic pages
	* add a cafingerprint program to enable display of CA key identifier
	  on dynamic pages, includes manual pages in nroff and HTML form
	* fix a HTML bug in title.html
	* added an option to sceplist to display the date in human
	  readable form instead of standard ASN1 format
	* incorrect link in welcome.html.in
	* Keep button did not belong to the same radio group, due to a 
	  missing $transid in the pending.pl script

Release 0.3.4:
	* the request script was essentially nonfunctional
	* pkiclient.exe script did not define scepconf -> core dump
	* add.pl had syntax error
	* request script for package installation had incorrect logic
	  causing an infinite loop
	* postinstall script should edit user and group in openscepsetup
	  script

Release 0.3.3:
	* modify the documentation to point out that the path to the
	  openssl binary must no be configured in the openscep binary
	* make the path to the openssl binary a configurable option
	  in the openscep configuration file
	* fix two typos in the request script for the package installation
	* fix the file scepxid.1.html missing from the Solaris package

Release 0.3.2:
	* allow the package installation to request the user/group of
	  the CA directories from the administrator installing the package
	* improved logging, fixed the log.pl CGI program to get the
	  location of the log file from the configuration file
	* scepd had insecure umask, bad for a CGI program
	* add information about the /var/tmp/openscep directory for
	  debugging, also added the directory to the Solaris package
	* make sure the openscep conf directory has the sticky bit set
	  in the package installation
	* fix a typo in the sunfreeware link in welcome.html.in
	* point out that the package is not usable on non UltraSPARC
	  systems, due to instruction set incompatiblities; problem
	  located in openssl libraries, not OpenSCEP. Will be better
	  as soon as OpenSSL can be built with shared libraries.

Release 0.3.1:
	* package install was not quite perfect: many files were missing
	  that are needed for a successful install
	* modified install of package to include openscep.cnf.dist
	  and openscepsetup to build a default configuration file from
	  the distribution
	* added manual pages for scepxid, createcrl, updatecrl
	* added package build for OpenSCEP. The package installs in
	  /usr/local, and assumes quite a few things about the location
	  of perl, openssl and the ldap libraries. If these packages 
	  were installed with defaults, there will be no problem.
	* renamed the casetup.sh script to openscepsetup, which makes
	  a name clash less likely, dito for transid -> sceptransid,
	  dn2transid -> dn2xid
	* added target attributes to external links on welcome page, fixed
	  some typos
	* add a link to the license on the welcome page

Release 0.3.0:
	* added the sceplist program, which can be used by CGI programs
	  create lists of granted or rejected certificates
	* added three new menu items to list granted, rejected and
	  revoked certificates
	* reverted certificate revokation to store the revoked certificates
	  in a revoked directory, because otherwise sceplist does not
	  know whether the item to read is a request or a certificate
	* make sure HTML directories are created before documentation
	  is installed there
	* include an LDIF to build the base nodes in the directory
	  in the distribution
	* make sure the pkiclient programm is installed in the configured
	  path, update documentation accordingly
	* let configure figure out the path to perl and include it in
	  the CGI programs

Release 0.2.2:
	* dn2transid was missing the string.h header

Release 0.2.1:
	* file scepclient.in was missing in the distribution
	* badreply.c contained a lot of obsolete code, now handled by
	  encode

Release 0.2:
	* first public release, do you really want to know what I did
	  to get to this point?

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$Id: ChangeLog,v 1.21 2001/05/16 23:18:45 afm Exp $