(In reply to comment #37)
> Hi, as I cannot help with coding (on this specific issue), I've opened a
> bounty on FreedomSponsors:
>
> http://www.freedomsponsors.org/core/issue/319/support-for-digital-signatures
>
> Anyone interested on this bug is welcome to pledge more money by visiting
> the above link, this money will probably not be enough for the needed work
> time, but I see it as a nice reward in exchange for the great contribution
> that completing this bug is.
Great, thanks for your initiative. Added an other 50US$. Actual status 220, a start.
In regards of "nice to have" for me as a Consumer, it would be helpful, after an initial signature verification (of course on-line), that I can (re)verify later once in the future; even off-line or when certificate is revoked.
Keep in mind, important is only, that the certificate was valid then signing the document, but it might happen, that I'll check the signature on a contract a few years later.
(In reply to comment #37) www.freedomspon sors.org/ core/issue/ 319/support- for-digital- signatures
> Hi, as I cannot help with coding (on this specific issue), I've opened a
> bounty on FreedomSponsors:
>
> http://
>
> Anyone interested on this bug is welcome to pledge more money by visiting
> the above link, this money will probably not be enough for the needed work
> time, but I see it as a nice reward in exchange for the great contribution
> that completing this bug is.
Great, thanks for your initiative. Added an other 50US$. Actual status 220, a start.
In regards of "nice to have" for me as a Consumer, it would be helpful, after an initial signature verification (of course on-line), that I can (re)verify later once in the future; even off-line or when certificate is revoked.
Keep in mind, important is only, that the certificate was valid then signing the document, but it might happen, that I'll check the signature on a contract a few years later.
Again, thx for your efforts
PS Of course, UTF-8 is must