Revision history for Perl extension Net::DNS::SEC::Key distribution


0.013  July 26 2005

 Feature:  the key description (e.g. in maintkeydb list) will print
       the size of the key too.

  FIX: Makefile contained spurious tabs because of typo in Makefile.PL
       Made the test suite resilient against the non-availability of
       dnssec-keygen or openssl


0.012 

  FIX: maintkeydb would use 1268 as the default value and would not honor
       the values from the configureation file (Reported by Jakob
       Schlyter). This has been fixed.

      maintkeydb create ["force"]  <"ksk"|"zsk"|"both"> <algorithm> <size> \
	<zone[[ zone],...]>

      If "default" is provided as the argument for size than the
      default sizes from the dnssecmain.conf file are used.



0.011 April 2005

  Beta release

0.010 ****SKIPPED ***

0.009 May, 2002.

   Limited alpha release of revised code.

   First somewhat public alpha of the modified toolset. This version has
   the database structure changed. Instead of indicating attributes with
   file extensions the attributes are now stored in an attribute file.

   For early alpha testers I included a conversion script. 
   convert.pl in this distribution.

   HOW TO CONVERT:
     The script does not take care about keys that are currently
     being rolled. So make sure you have finished all rollovers.
     Do this before you actually install the new package. maintkeydb
     gets overwritten by the install.

     Edit the file to let the line
	 my $confpath="t/dnssecmaint.conf";
     reflect the path to your configuration file and then run the
     script. 


   The Net::DNS::SEC::Key.pm has been stripped from all terminal input 
   interaction and can be used in batch programs. 
   All user interface stuff now sits in Net::DNS::SEC::Shell.

   

0.008 Feb, 2002.

   Internal development snapshot.

   Almost completely rewrote the inner guts of the beast.
   The namespace, the available classes and their functionality
   was changed and things moved around.

   The interactive functions have been ripped from the Key class that
   is now completely independent. The key class implements both general
   access to the key database as well as access to attributes to specific
   keys.

   The database format and the user tools did not undergo
   big changes. Since the rollover has changed drastically you should
   make sure you have finished all rollovers using the old implementation
   the new implementation will not catch rollovers in progress.


0.007 Thu Dec 11, 20002

   Bug fixes based on experiences over the last weeks. Slight changes
   in the API.
  

0.003  Sun Nov 10, 20002

   Trying to make the installation procedure less dependend on environment:
   Modified the test to try and find dnssec-keygen. Changed
   dnssecmaint-config to look for dnnsec-zignzone and dnssec-keygen.


0.002  Fri Nov 8, 20002
   
   First somewhat public alpha
