if all will go fine, i will setup a testing environment for openca with a webfrontend - so ppl can setup a complite testing pki which is limited in time for the ca cert to 4 weeks on request to more (planed availability for this will be one to two months ;o)
in the future i plan to setup an high risk environment
which will use selinux on the ca and ra (maybe on fedora core 2 or something similar or based on the selinux gentoo cd-rom, since there is a lot of work going on at fedora core and red hat is also heavely working on bringing usable selinux stuff into the redhat server line, so there would be professional support available to those setups in the overseable future..., since there some offical statements from redhat around to put selinux into the next release line, not fully featured but its an start, for high risk environment setups)
i will try to make this as minimalistic as possible so there will be in the end, a running linux, secured with selinux openca, perl, apache for ca (offline, so no network support included) openca, perl, apache, postgresql, ldap for online stuff ra and so on
i think this will take me some month, help welcome ;o)
greetings dalini
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