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Recent News (Archives)

December 11, 2012:

The Dogtag team is pleased to announce the availability of the first Release Candidate Release of the Dogtag 10.0 code for Fedora 18.

  • See the Release Notes for information pertaining to this release.

October 30, 2012:

The Dogtag team is pleased to announce the availability of the second Beta Release of the Dogtag 10.0 code for Fedora 18.

  • See the Release Notes for information pertaining to this release.

October 9, 2012:

The Dogtag team is pleased to announce the availability of the first Beta Release of the Dogtag 10.0 code for Fedora 18.

  • See the Release Notes for information pertaining to this release.

October 1, 2012:

The Dogtag team is pleased to announce the availability of an Alpha Release of the Dogtag 10.0 code for Fedora 18.

  • See the Release Notes for information pertaining to this release.

March 14, 2012:

The Dogtag team is pleased to announce the availability of an Alpha Release of the Dogtag 10.0 code for Fedora 16 and Fedora 17.

Although this new release is not yet available in Koji/Fedora, packages have been made available on the PKI Download page.

November 23, 2011:

It has been determined by our legal department that Dogtag no longer requires that a "Contributor License Agreement" be signed and filed prior to accepting code submittals for the Dogtag Certificate System!

October 28, 2011:

Dogtag is undergoing some exciting new changes which can be tracked on the top-level page entitled Dogtag.

As a part of this activity, the Dogtag trunk will be in flux, and so for the convenience of current Dogtag 9.0 users, we have created a source code branch entitled DOGTAG_9_BRANCH.

July 22, 2011:

We are pleased to announce the availability of both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Dogtag Certificate System 9.0 for Fedora 15.

The new release is now included in the standard Fedora repositories allowing the packages to be installed on Fedora.

August 11, 2010:

The subversion source repositories that were originally hosted on 'pki.fedoraproject.org' have been moved to 'fedorahosted.org'.

Check-out details are documented at PKI Subversion Instructions (pki) and PKI Pre-Built Support Components (tomcatjss).

May 4, 2010:

We are pleased to announce the availability of both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Dogtag Certificate System 1.3 for Fedora 11, Fedora 12 Fedora 13 and EPEL packages for RHEL 5.5.

The new release is now included in the standard EPEL and Fedora repositories allowing the packages to be installed on Fedora without configuring additional package repositories and on Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems that are configured to use the EPEL repositories.

August 26, 2009:

We are pleased to announce the availability of Dogtag Certificate System 1.2.0 for 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Fedora 11.

July 31, 2009:

We are pleased to announce the availability of Dogtag Certificate System 1.2.0. This release contains numerous bug fixes. It is available for Fedora 8, 9 and 10.

April 6, 2009:

We are pleased to announce the availability of Dogtag Certificate System 1.1.0. This release contains many new features and numerous bug fixes. It is available for Fedora 8, 9 and 10.

November 28, 2008:

The Dogtag Subversion Source Code Repository formerly consisted of a "pki/base/" directory which contained the PKI source code, and a "pki/linux/" directory which held all of the Dogtag-branding UI and PKI component build scripts. For reasons which were beyond our control when Dogtag was first released, suffice it to say that the benign name of "linux" was given to this branding directory. By fixing Bugzilla Bug#445402, this problem has been rectified, as the following changes were made to the Dogtag Subversion Source Code Repository:

  • Subversion properties were applied to ALL shared files in the "config/" and "config-ext/" files (since this allows developers the ability to change one file and have those changes propogated to all other directories sharing this file).
  • The directory called "pki/linux/" was renamed to "pki/dogtag/".
  • All build scripts were renamed from "build_linux" to "build_dogtag".
  • All UI packages were renamed from from "pki-<component>-ui" to "dogtag-pki-<component>-ui" which provides "pki-<component>-ui"; this does not alter any existing dependencies since upper-level components will still require "pki-<component>-ui". This affected the following eight packages:
    • pki-ca-ui --> dogtag-pki-ca-ui,
    • pki-common-ui --> dogtag-pki-common-ui,
    • pki-console-ui --> dogtag-pki-console-ui,
    • pki-kra-ui --> dogtag-pki-kra-ui,
    • pki-ocsp-ui --> dogtag-pki-ocsp-ui,
    • pki-ra-ui --> dogtag-pki-ra-ui,
    • pki-tks-ui --> dogtag-pki-tks-ui, and
    • pki-tps-ui --> dogtag-pki-tps-ui.
  • The pki.fedoraproject.org Wiki and top-level pki/README file were updated to reflect these changes.

November 26, 2008:

It has recently been brought to the attention of the Dogtag developers that numerous users in the Dogtag community have encountered problems successfully running the TPS subsystem. On Fedora 8, we believe that we have isolated this issue as being related to normal Fedora 8 updates of the following two packages: 

   NSS 3.11 --> NSS 3.12
   MOD_NSS 1.0.7-2 --> MOD_NSS 1.0.7-3 or later

Dogtag developers are currently working on a permanent fix for this issue. However, until such time, users wishing to run a TPS subsystem are urged to use the original Fedora 8 GOLD bits available via http://fedoraproject.org/en/get-fedora.

After this fresh install it is important not to apply any updates that affect either the nss or mod_nss packages.

As we believe a very similar problem exists on Fedora 9, we would urge users wishing to run a TPS subsystem install this component on the aforementioned Fedora 8 platform.

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