so, since we nearly have all big showstoppers fixed (languagejumping and no loa in scep-requests if loa is enabled are left, no loa i will just check, and the languagejumping seemes to be correlated to the mysql-version (if mysql is used) if i got this right?)
i have a questions, some tests and so on rely on status informations of a certificate belonging to an checked signature
therefore - how does an certaficate transits from valid to expired at the serverside? in the databases and so on?
i mean we have no cronjob or something which checkes from time to time and changes the state of an exired certificate to expired
so, i didn't tested, since i cannot just change the time at the current testing system ,o(
but maybe michael or so can just give me the answer i'm looking for ;o)
greetings dalini
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