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Greetings
I'm new on the list. I'm an end-user (IT manager); getting into PKI
because my small Federal agency is looking at how we can do
"business-confidential" legal stuff over the Internet, like sending
documents to a service list, accepting on-line questionnaires from
parties in our cases, etc. I'm also involved in interagency work on
directories (building a Federal White Pages) and on PKI (just
starting.) Looking forward to learning a lot. I was intrigued by the
IETF site material on this group particularly because I am interested in
simplicity, and also because I think there are some sleeper issues in
the question of what, exactly, is being asserted/promised/trusted in a
"trusted" environment. You folks seem to be getting into this more than
the PKIX people.
First question: has an archive been established? ( The majodomo
greeting is dated Feb 1996 and shows ftp.TBA/TBA as the archive.)
Thanks.
Martin Smith
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