sthen 1156fd250c Remove tinyca2, it appears to no longer be maintained upstream, and
suffers from a number of problems:

- problems with certificate revocation as reported by James Boyle
- only offers old/broken hashes
- passes config vars in the environment to openssl(1), which is
not supported by libressl
- warnings with current versions of perl

If you're looking for a gui tool for a private CA, you might like to try
the xca package instead. (For a non-gui toolkit, cloudflare's cfssl might
be of interest; it's not in ports though).
2015-12-11 23:30:18 +00:00
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