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README.rst

uts-server

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Documentation Status

Micro RFC 3161 Time-Stamp server written in C.

Doc

Uts-Server documentation on ReadTheDoc

Dev

Uts-Server source code on GitHub

License

MIT

Author

Pierre-Francois Carpentier - copyright © 2016

Status

Alpha

License

Released under the MIT Public License

Quick Start

# Building with civetweb embedded (will recover civetweb from github).
$ cmake . -DBUNDLE_CIVETWEB=ON
$ make

# Create some test certificates.
$ ./tests/cfg/pki/create_tsa_certs

# Launching the time-stamp server with test configuration in debug mode.
$ ./uts-server -c tests/cfg/uts-server.cnf -D

# In another shell, launching a time-stamp script on the README.md file.
$ ./goodies/timestamp-file.sh -i README.rst -u http://localhost:2020 -r -O "-cert";

# Verify the time-stamp.
$ openssl ts -verify -in README.rst.tsr -data README.rst -CAfile ./tests/cfg/pki/tsaca.pem

# Display the time-stamp content.
$ openssl ts -reply -in README.rst.tsr -text

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