Thanks Max!!!!
You are welcome!!!!
In which file the client in outlook keeps the private key?
Really, I don't know as I don't work on Micro$oft based systems and hardly need to use them (just sometimes for fun, you know... )
Which database better performance gives me?
This is up to your requirements. I suggest, if you want good performance but still have a robust dbms - freely available - use Postgres. If you have money and have people/hardware for the project try using DB2 or Oracle (but are far more expansive solutions).
As I intend to use OpenCA in an environment with many users, I want to utilize the better components (client, smartcards, database, cluster, etc. )....
With many,many,many certificates issued per year, I guess it is better to use Postgres/Oracle/DB2, but it is up to you which one to chose. Also the MySQL has good performances but it is little behind in supporting complex query...
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C'you,
Massimiliano Pala
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