Sie sind ein Held, Sie wollen Ihre #CAcert #Gemeinschaft während der #Frühjahrsoffensive unterstützen. Sie sind bereit, sich um eine von 72 kleinen Aufgaben zu kümmern, die seit Monaten auf ihre Erledigung warten. So geht’s mit dem Bugtracker: Unter https://wiki.cacert.org/Mantis-Crash-Course/DE ist es in einfachen Worten beschrieben.
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Como ajudar a CAcert
Você é um herói, quer apoiar sua #comunidade #CAcert durante a #Ofensiva da #Primavera. Você está disposto a cuidar de uma das 72 pequenas tarefas que estão esperando para serem concluídas há meses. É assim que se lida com o rastreador de bugs: ele é descrito em palavras simples em https://wiki.cacert.org/Mantis-Crash-Course/PT
How to help CAcert
You are a hero, you want to support your #CAcert #community during the #Spring #Offensive. You are willing to care at one of 72 small tasks that have been waiting to be completed for months. That is how to deal with the bug tracker: It is described in simple words at https://wiki.cacert.org/Mantis-Crash-Course
Cómo ayudar a CAcert
Eres un héroe, quieres apoyar a tu #comunidad #CAcert durante la #Ofensiva #Primavera. Estás dispuesto a ocuparte de una de las 72 pequeñas tareas que llevan meses esperando a ser completadas. Así es como se trata el bug tracker: Se describe en palabras sencillas en https://wiki.cacert.org/Mantis-Crash-Course/ES
This is the CACert Spring Offensive
This is the #Spring #Offensive: All those who not need to finish ongoing work are hereby invited to #participate in the Spring Offensive: Pick up just one of 72 small tasks that have been waiting to be completed for months or even years. Be one of 72 #heroes who take a handhold and thus bring #CAcert a big step forward!
Voici l’offensive du printemps de CACert
C’est l’#Offensive de printemps: Tous ceux qui n’ont pas besoin de terminer un travail en cours sont invités à #participer à l’Offensive de printemps: Prenez une seule des 72 petites tâches qui attendent d’être achevées depuis des mois, voire des années. Soyez l’un des 72 #héros qui prennent la main et font ainsi avancer #CAcert d’un grand pas!
The CAcert Spring Offensive
The sun is shining, the tulips and daffodils are blooming in the garden or on the balcony, the birds are chirping again: it’s spring, the world has awoken from hibernation! You are full of #energy, full of zest for action. You want to #strengthen your #community. Welcome to the #CAcert #spring #offensive!
Planned maintenance works in Ede
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An on-site intervention in our datacentre will take place not later than Friday, June 18. The purpose of this intervention is to correct a defect on one of our network equipment, which lowers the redundancy of our infrastructure.
At the same time, it should allow us to diagnose and hopefully resolve without delay a transmission problem between our signing server and the rest of the infrastructure. By June 18, our members will no longer be able to renew their certificates, nor will they be able to make public the revocation of their certificates if necessary.
As always, keep in mind that CAcert is a community of volunteers. Thank you to everyone who helps us! We encourage anyone who would like to do so, or who has done so in the past and not received a response, to offer (or re-offer) their services by contacting our committee members: secretary (at-sign) cacert.org
Travaux planifiés à Ede.
Une intervention sur site dans notre datacenter aura lieu le plustard le vendredi 18 juin. Elle a pour but de corriger un défaut sur un de nos équipements réseau, qui abaisse la redondance de notre infrastructure. Simultanément, elle devrait permettre de diagnostiquer et nous l’espérons résoudre sans délai, un problème de transmission entre notre signer et le reste de l’infrastructure. D’ici le 18 juin, nos membres ne seront plus capables de renouveler leurs certificats, ni de rendre publique la révocation de leurs certificats si nécessaire.
Comme toujours, gardons à l’esprit que CAcert est une communauté de bénévoles. Merci à tout ceux qui nous apportent leur aide ! Nous encourageons tous ceux qui voudraient le faire, ou qui l’ont fait par le passé et n’ont pas reçu de réponse, à proposer (ou reproposer) leurs services en contactant les membres de notre comité: secretary Arobase cacert.org
Dringende Unterhaltsarbeiten
Ein Vor-Ort-Einsatz in unserem Rechenzentrum findet spätestens am Freitag, 18. Juni, statt. Der Zweck dieses Eingriffs ist die Behebung eines Defekts an einem unserer Netzwerkgeräte, der die Redundanz unserer Infrastruktur herabsetzt. Gleichzeitig sollte es uns ermöglichen, ein Übertragungsproblem zwischen unserer Signer und dem Rest der Infrastruktur zu diagnostizieren und hoffentlich ohne Verzögerung zu beheben. Bis voraussichtlich am 18. Juni können unsere Mitglieder ihre Zertifikate nicht mehr erneuern und ggf. die Sperrung ihrer Zertifikate öffentlich machen.
Wie immer sollten wir uns vor Augen halten, dass CAcert eine Gemeinschaft von Freiwilligen ist. Vielen Dank an alle, die uns helfen! Wir ermutigen alle, die dies gerne tun möchten oder dies in der Vergangenheit getan haben und keine Antwort erhalten haben, ihre Dienste anzubieten (oder erneut anzubieten), indem sie sich an unsere Vorstandsmitglieder wenden: secretary Affenschwanz cacert.org
OCSP is working well with Mozilla Firefox again
There was a issue with ocsp.cacert.org on Mozilla Firefox browsers. We published a work around last year. In between a volunteer detected, that a script on ocsp.cacert.org was not running as expected. Therefore the CRL expired for OCSP-Daemon, hence giving the OLD_RESPONSE-error. We restarted the script allready in 2020 and changed our internal monitoring.
The OCSP responder has been restored to a proper working state and is monitored properly now. As it worked now for more than 3 months properly, the work around is no more needed.
Workaround for Russian Translation of the CAcert Website (bug #900)
We had received a couple of reports by either irc, emails to support or on mailing lists, that the Russian Translation of our CAcert.org Website has garbled Russian translations. This has been reported as Bug #900.
After several analyzes, tests, discussions, we came to the conclusion, that we need an overall UTF-8 upgrade of the critical system. This has to be started as an individual project. As this project doesn’t effects our great efforts on Audit, the priority is lowered against several other Audit essential projects. So currently, there is no easy and no quick fix possible. So we, or better to say Michael V. A. (one of the bug reporters) worked out an workaround:
the exact steps to reproduce both the problem and the workaround:
1. The Bug
http://CAcert.org [^] / Translations / ???????
( http://www.cacert.org/index.php?id=0&lang=ru_RU )
Now the text is garbled (“Western ISO-8859-1” autodetected).
2. The Workaround
Switching to ISO-8859-5.
In my browser (Firefox 3.6.13) it’s exactly the following:
View / Character Encoding / More Encodings
/ East European / Cyrillic (ISO-8859-5)
Now all Russian text is okay.
The workaround works for me.
Yes, I think this should work for other users, as well.