On Wed, Sep 22, 2004 at 12:01:30 +0200, Michael Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Alessandro Razeto wrote: > >Did you ever tried to integrate digital signed timestamps in the issued > >certs? I heard that the european rules ask a cert to be valid to has > >a signed timestamp for the start time. > >I looked at the opentsa project? Did anyone tested the integration of > >opentsa with openca? > >I think it could be interesting. > > Timestamping was several times requested on the mailinglists but never > as an extension for a certificate. Nevertheless if you need it then add > it as a RFE. If we start setting up new roadmaps then we can only > respect known issues. It is not a my request, but AFIK it is request in certificates by the Italian laws; I'm pretty sure that the european laws require it as well, but maybe I'm wrong. Do you have any notice about that? Then I was thinking it would be interesting to have this feature, to be compliant as much as possible to the standards.
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