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Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain - dropping future class3 certificates (until NewRoots)

From: Mario Lipinski <mario AT cacert.org>
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Subject: Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain - dropping future class3 certificates (until NewRoots)
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 22:12:17 +0100
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Hi,

Am 13.01.2010 09:23, schrieb Daniel Black:
> I'm not talking about revoking class3 certs or its CA - just preventing
> further issuing.

Since class3 root is not required in clients, why can't we just generate
a new Class3 root cert?

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Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

Mario Lipinski
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Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, (continued)
- Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Ian G, 01/12/2010
  - Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Dieter Hennig, 01/12/2010
    - Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Ian G, 01/13/2010
      - Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Philipp Gühring, 01/13/2010
        
        Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Andreas Bürki, 01/13/2010
        
        Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Ian G, 01/13/2010
  - Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Guillaume ROMAGNY - CAcert support, 01/12/2010
  - Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Daniel Black, 01/13/2010
- Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Mario Lipinski, 01/12/2010
  - Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain - dropping future class3 certificates (until NewRoots), Daniel Black, 01/13/2010
    - Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain - dropping future class3 certificates (until NewRoots), Mario Lipinski, 01/13/2010
  - Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Philipp Guehring, 01/13/2010
    - Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Ian G, 01/13/2010
      - Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Dieter Hennig, 01/13/2010
        
        Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Ian G, 01/13/2010
        
        Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Dieter Hennig, 01/13/2010
        
        Antwort: Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, roberto . mazzoni, 01/13/2010
        Re: Antwort: Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Ian G, 01/13/2010
        Antwort: Re: Antwort: Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, roberto . mazzoni, 01/13/2010
        Re: Antwort: Re: Antwort: Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Guillaume ROMAGNY, 01/13/2010
        Re: Antwort: Re: Antwort: Re: two possible MD5 hashed certificates in a chain, Dieter Hennig, 01/13/2010