I have worked in the IETF on the specification for the next generation GSSAPI-to-SASL bridge called GS2 (see my status page for background) for a couple of years now. The specification is (finally!) in the RFC editor’s queue, and is supposed to be stable and final although we are still tuning some details. The next step is to implement the protocol and do interop testing. A couple of months of implementation and testing work culminated in tonight’s release of GNU SASL 1.5.0 (see announcement here). Or should I say that the work can now begin…
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CACert and GnuTLS
I haven’t seen this before, so I thought I’d documment how to generate a server TLS certificate using CACert. This can be useful if you are running a mail or web server and easily (and cost free) want to support TLS for integrity/confidentiality. I just re-installed my secondary mail server, and tested this recipe with Exim4 with Debian. See below for a step-by-step howto.
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