Hi,
A new version of Djigzo has been released.
Release notes:
New
* Different certificate request handlers can now be added using a
pluggable infrastructure.
* Certificate request handler for Comodo has been added. With the Comodo
certificate request handler, certificates from Comodo's managed PKI
services (EPKI) can be automatically requested from the gateway.
* Certificates can now be requested in bulk. A comma separated text file
containing the request details can be imported. The certificates will
be requested using the selected certificate request handler.
* Email encryption header trigger has been added. Encryption of email
can be triggered using a pre-defined email header (matched against a
regular expression).
* A certificate can now be automatically requested for a sender using
the default selected certificate request handler (only if the sender
does not yet have a valid certificate with private key).
Improvement
* When a large number of certificates were imported (60000 certificates)
the certificates view (UI) was no longer 'snappy' enough. The
certificate view has been optimized (only noticeable with large number
of certificates).
* Some UI menu items are moved to left-hand submenu.
* SMS settings menu item has been moved to the SMS page.
* The message template to edit should now be selected from a drop down
select.
* The restart and PDF import attachment wait animation has been replaced
with an animated gif.
* Upgraded to new version of CXF. The soap port is now by default only
accessible from localhost.
* Added note to Virtual Appliance documentation about reserving memory
to prevent swapping (thanks goes to Andreas Beier for his help in
finding the cause of spurious crashes when running under ESX when the
total memory used by all VMs was larger than the total host memory).
* The Virtual Appliance is upgraded to Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.
Bug fix
* The PDF reply URL didn't support unicode characters (only US-ASCII).
The reply URL parameters are now UTF-8 encoded. (thanks goes to
Benedikt Zorn for finding the problem).
* The PDF reply body didn't support unicode characters. The body is now
UTF-8 if the body contains non-ascii characters. This has been
reported by Benedikt Zorn.
* When creating certificates, the email address wasn't added to the
alternative names (only to the subject).
* The check whether a domain is a valid domain was not strict enough.
Domains containing an underscore ("_") are no longer accepted as a
valid domain.
* Java wrapper version upgraded to latest version. Sometimes the Java
wrapper was not able to automatically restart Djigzo when the wrapper
detected that Djigzo wasn't running.
* The Virtual Appliance console update menu items were incorrectly
named. The menu items were named "Update" and "Upgrade" but they
should have been named "Upgrade" and "Dist-upgrade".
* Importing a PFX file containing a large number of certificates
resulted in a timeout.
The new release can be downloaded from:
http://www.djigzo.com/downloads.html
The upgrade guide explains how to upgrade to the new version:
http://www.djigzo.com/documents/upgrade-guide.pdf
Kind regards,
Martijn Brinkers
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