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Acme2certifier changelog

This is a high-level summary of the most important changes. For a full list of changes, see the git commit log and pick the appropriate release branch.

Changes in 0.14

Upgrade notes:

  • You need to run the upgrade-script after updating the package

Features:

Bugfixes:

  • acme2certifier_wsgi.py- newaccount() - initialize Account() class as context handler

Changes in 0.13.1

Upgrade notes:

  • You need to run the upgrade-script after updating the package

Bugfixes:

  • helper.py- fqdn_resolve() - resolve AAAA records
  • helper.py- url_gete() - ipv4 fallback during http challenge validation

Changes in 0.13

Features:

  • template support in xca_handler.py and nclm_ca_handler.py
  • docker images at ghcr.io

Bugfixes/Improvements:

  • refactor nclm_ca_handler.py
  • refactor certifier_ca_handler.py
  • workflows for
    • code-scanning (CodeQL and Bandit)
    • ca_handler tests
    • phonito security scans

Changes in 0.12.1

Upgrade notes:

  • You need to run the upgrade-script after updating the package

Bugfixes:

  • helper.py- fqdn_resolve() - resolve AAAA records

Changes in 0.12

Upgrade notes:

  • its enough to run the upgrade script. Depending on your configuration you need to either run
    • tools/db_update.py when using the wsgi_handler or
    • tools/django_update.py in case you are using the django.handler

Features:

  • docker images containing nginx
  • readymade images at dockerhub

Bugfixes/Improvements:

  • several fixes in unit-tests
  • unit-tests are splitted into separate files
  • unittests for certifier_ca_handler.py
  • documentation updates
  • Github actions to test
    • certificate enrollment for all four containerized deployment options
    • tnauth functionality
    • image creation and dockerhup upload

Changes in 0.11.1

Bugfixes:

  • cmp_ca_handler.py- avoid crash if tmp_dir has not been specified in config-files
  • order.py - expiry date will be added during authz creation
  • authorization.py - corner cases handling in case authz expiry is set to 0
  • wiki-update.yml - checkout from grindsa/github-wiki-publish-action@customize_wiki_title
  • *.md - meta tag "wiki-name" added

Changes in 0.11

Upgrade notes:

  • take a backup of your acme_srv.db before doing the upgrade
  • update your db_handler.py with the latest version from the examples/db_handler directory
  • database scheme gets updated. Please run either
    • tools/db_update.py when using the wsgi_handler or
    • tools/django_update.py in case you are using the django.handler
  • orders and authorization expire based on (pre)configured timers
  • default expiration timer is 86400 seconds and can be adjusted in acme_srv.cfg.
  • auto expiration can be disabled in acme_srv.cfg. Check docs/acme_srv.md for further information.
  • the expiration checks and order/authorization invalidation will be triggered in case a client accesses an order or authorization resource. It is recommended to run the script tools/invalidator.py after the upgrade to manually check and invalidate expired authorizations and orders and update issuing- and expiration date in the certificate table.

Features:

  • ca_handler kann be specified in acme_srv.cfg
  • certifier_ca_handler.py - handling of der encoded certificates in trigger() method
  • issuing date and expiration date will be stored in the certificate table
  • xca_ca_handler: new variable issuing_ca_key
  • basic reporting and housekeeping
  • order and authorization expiration
  • method to remove expired certificates from database. Check the certificate_cleanup method docs/housekeeping.md for further information
  • database versioning and error logging in case of version mismatch

Bugfixes*:

  • Base64 encoding certifier_trigger.sh (removed blanks by using -w 0)
  • improved exception handling in case of database-errors

Changes in 0.10

Upgrade notes:

  • database scheme gets updated. Depending on the db_handler you need to:
    • run py manage.py makemigrations && py manage.py migrate in case you use the django_handler.
    • execute the tools/db_upgrade.py script when using the wsgi_handler

Features:

  • http_x_forward header support
  • configurable tos
  • option to disable contact check
  • option to disable tos check

Bugfixes:

Changes in 0.9

Features:

  • option to mandate the usage of ecc keys
  • openssl_handler: "save_as_hex" option
  • openssl_handler: black/whitlist support
  • openssl_hanlder: option to configure customized cert extensions
  • option to configure custom dns resolvers
  • xca_handler
  • Additional client support (lego and win-acme)

Bugfixes:

  • updated license
  • empty CRL handling
  • string parsing in b64_url_encode()
  • py3 support for est_handler
  • #9 - base64-parsing of dns challenge
  • openssl_handler: set correct x509 version
  • openssl_handler: mandentory cert-extensions
  • harmonization of apache config files
  • migration support for docker_django deployment

Changes in 0.8

Features:

  • Challenge polling
  • Support for CA polling and call-backs
  • Certificate profiling in openssl handler
  • Ssl support
  • Container deployments
  • Django project with mysql as backend database

Changes in 0.7

Features:

  • support ECC keys
  • key update and key roll-over support
  • generic CMPv2 handler

Changes in 0.6

Features:

  • EST and certsrv support

Changes in 0.5

Features:

  • CSR validation against order identifiers

Changes in 0.4

Features:

  • experimental TNAuthList identifier and tkauth-01 challenge support
  • compatibility with Python3