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There are still a lot things to do in pyCA.

Topic Status
Clean up the code and remove all special features to make it usable in a more common way. released (0.4.1)
Consequent use of the openssl.cnf throughout the whole package. released (0.4.1)
Make certificate enrollment process more comfortable to users, e.g. check parameters against openssl.cnf and give more detailed feedback about input errors. released (0.4.2)
Show clickable structure of openssl.cnf for downloading CA certificates and CRLs. released (0.4.2)
Documentation of configuration parameters released (0.4.3)
Script for generating of CA certificate hierarchies and initial CRLs released (0.4.5)
Speed up certificate loading by handling DER certificates released (0.4.5)
Documentation of all configuration parameters released (0.5.0)
Scripts ca-cycle-pub.py for cyclic CA tasks on the public server most done and released (0.5.0)
Update cnf-parsing to reflect the recent changes which were made in OpenSSL (complete rewrite). released (0.5.1)
Support for Microsoft Internet Explorer released (0.6.0)
Improve LDAP support. released (0.6.0)
Store initial master secrets in a database during registration process involving RA or user itself. Printing of registration info for postal shipment, automatic checking of initial master secret. to do
Scripts ca-cycle-priv.py for daily/hourly CA tasks on the system holding the private keys to do
English help texts. to do
Enrollment script server-enroll.py for server certificate requests. to do
Speed up access to bigger certificate databases by using the GDBM package for holding a copy of the certificate database to do
PKIX compliance (e.g. keyUsage etc.) to do
Flexible logging support for CGI-BINs to do
Documentation of the certification process to do
Script cert-renewal.py for certificate renewal requests to do
Script cert-revoke.py for certificate revocation requests to do
Instant certificate issueing (what some CAs call "Class 0") without admin interaction to do
Improving privacy of certified objects by implementing access control scheme to cert database (maybe just rely on LDAP bind) to do
Support for anonymized certificates for better privacy to do
Signing stored data and e-mails if possible (depends on further S/MIME support in OpenSSL) to do
Better localizing, multiple languages. to do

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