2003-12-15 Sebastien Pouliot * X509Certificate.cs: Removed old (commented) Authenticode stuff. Added new stuff for 1.2 (stub). 2003-10-12 Sebastien Pouliot * X509Certificate.cs: Implements CreateFromSignedFile using Authenticode related classes. 2003-06-02 Sebastien Pouliot * X509Certificate.cs: Implements X509Certificate(IntPtr) constructor for compatibility with CryptoAPI. 2003-04-23 Sebastien Pouliot * X509Certificate.cs: Fixed issues for null certificate (special case where object exists without any certificate) which made PublisherTest fails. 2003-03-15 Sebastien Pouliot * X509Certificate.cs: Now use Mono.Security.X509.X509Certificate. 2003-02-08 Sebastien Pouliot * X509Certificate.cs: Changes to refer Mono.Security (for ASN1) 2002-12-27 Sebastien Pouliot * ASN1.cs: New. Updated ASN1 classes for X509Certificate that can now be reused for other tools (like Cert2Spc). Classes are marked internal so they cannot be reused from outside corlib (for compatibility with MS implementation). * X509Certificate.cs: Removed all ASN1 classes from file. 2002-12-26 Sebastien Pouliot * X509Certificate.cs: Fixed the date issue (again). Time was converted to local time then ajusted to Pacific time. Now time is kept (internally) as UTC and correct (-8) to Pacific when shown. Changed Authenticode signature detection and removed debugging code. 2002-12-22 Sebastien Pouliot * X509Certificate.cs: Completed CreateFromSignedFile. Added a new internal constructor so Publisher (and the related classes) can create a X509Certificate object which return null dates (for both GetEffectiveDateString and GetExpirationDateString methods). 2002-12-15 Sebastien Pouliot * X509Certificate.cs: Fixed the date issue. MS implementation always return the local time for Pacific (GMT-8). Added ToString() and changed some protected to private to please corcompare. 2002-11-03 Sebastien Pouliot * X509Certificate.cs: Updated some DN cases and some minor time issues. GetEffectiveDateString and GetExpirationDateString still don't match MS implementation (however they seems, most of the time, to be on par with the Windows Certificate Viewer - crtmgr.exe). 2002-11-02 Sebastien Pouliot * ChangeLog: New. First entry ;-) * X509Certificates.cs: New. Almost complete - except CryptoAPI link, CreateFromSignedFile and some date issues.