Re: KeyNote v2 trust management toolkit now available for beta testing

[Ben Laurie <ben@algroup.co.uk>]

Matt Blaze wrote:
> This is a Beta release, and we might change the interface, structure,
> supported platforms, or other aspects of the system when the final
> version is released.  The beta release has been tested under BSD Unix
> and Linux, but may (or may not) run on other platforms.  To build
> KeyNote with credential signature verification, you'll need a recent
> release of the SSLeay library.
                 ^^^^^^ don't forget SSLeay is no longer supported, and
has become OpenSSL. Effectively.

Cheers,

Ben.

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• KeyNote v2 trust management toolkit now available for beta testing
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