* Move SessionResource and CertificateAuthorityResource to api/session.py
* Log browser user agent for logins
* Remove static sink from backend, nginx always serves static now
* Don't emit 'attribute-update' event if no attributes were changed
* Better CN extraction from DN during lease update
* Log user who deleted request
* Remove long polling CRL fetch API call and relevant test
* Merge auth decorators ldap_authenticate, kerberos_authenticate, pam_authenticate
* Add 'kerberos subnets' to distinguish authentication method
* Add 'admin subnets' to filter traffic to administrative API calls
* Highlight recent log events
* Links to switch between 2, 3 and 4 column layouts in the dashboard
* Restored certidude client snippets in request dialog
* Various bugfixes, improved log messages
* Reverse RDN components for all certs
* Less side effects in unittests
* Split help dialog shell snippets into separate files
* Restore 'admin subnets' config option
* Embedded subnets, IKE and ESP proposals now configurable in builder.conf
* Use expr instead of bc for math operations in shell
* Better frontend support for Let's Encrypt certificates
* Subnets configuration option for Kerberos machine enrollment
* Configurable script snippets via [service] configuration section
* Preliminary revocation reason support
* Improved signature profile support
* Add domain components to DN to distinguish certificate CN's namespace
* Image builder improvements, add Elliptic Curve support
* Added GetCACaps operation and more digest algorithms for SCEP
* Generate certificate and CRL serial from timestamp (64+32bits) and random bytes (56bits)
* Move client storage pool to /etc/certidude/authority/
* Cleanups & bugfixes
* Migrate to Python 3
* Update token generator mechanism
* Switch to Bootstrap 4
* Switch from Iconmonstr to Font Awesome icons
* Rename default CA common name to "Certidude at ca.example.lan"
* Add self-enroll for the TLS server certificates
* TLS client auth for lease updating
* Compile assets from npm packages to /var/lib/certidude/ca.example.lan/assets
* Remove PyOpenSSL based wrapper classes
* Remove unused API calls
* Add certificate renewal via X-Renewal-Signature header
* Remove (extended) key usage handling
* Clean up OpenVPN and nginx server setup code
* Use UDP port 51900 for OpenVPN by default
* Add basic auth fallback for iOS in addition to Android
* Reduce complexity
* Remove given name and surname attributes because of issues with OpenVPN Connect
* Remove e-mail attribute because of no reliable method of deriving usable address
* Remove organizational unit attribute
* Don't overwrite Kerberos cronjob during certidude setup authority
* Enforce path_length=0 for disabling intermediate CA-s
* Remove SAN attributes
* Add configuration options for outbox sender name and address
* Use common name attribute to derive signature flags
* Use distinct pub/sub URL-s for long poll and event source
* Replace PyOpenSSL with cryptography.io
* Rename constants to const
* Drop support for uwsgi
* Use systemd to launch certidude server
* Signer automatically spawned as part of server
* Update requirements.txt
* Clean up certidude client configuration handling
* Add automatic enroll with Kerberos machine cerdentials
* Add abstraction for user objects
* Mail authority admins about pending, revoked and signed certificates
* Add NetworkManager's OpenVPN plugin support
* Improve CRL support
* Refactor CSRF protection
* Update documentation
* Switch to Python 2.x due to lack of decent LDAP support in Python 3.x
* Add LDAP backend for authentication/authorization
* Add PAM backend for authentication
* Add getent backend for authorization
* Add preliminary CSRF protection
* Update icons
* Update push server documentation, use nchan from now on
* Add P12 bundle generation
* Add thin wrapper around Python's SQL connectors
* Enable mailing subsystem
* Add Kerberos TGT renewal cronjob
* Add HTTPS server setup commands for nginx
Current logging mechanism makes use of Python's logging module.
MySQL logging handler inserts log entries to MySQL server and
another logging handler is used to stream events to web interface
via nginx streaming push.
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