2 ** Other public key algorithms other than RSA and DSA
3 ELG, ECDA and ECDSA. To be honest, its beyond me at the moment. :)
4 ** Add command line and SAVE option --sign-keyparam
5 To generate a new key-pair used for signing. This would require a
6 new inquire keyword GENKEY_SIGN.
7 ** Port to Windows and Mac
8 I don't have a machine to test a Mac build on. Windows could be
9 done, but I have no motivation.
10 ** Test TLS timeouts using FIONWRITE and SO_SNDLOWAT
11 OpenBSD and Solaris/SunOS and maybe others.
12 ** Better "target" attribute error handling in LIST.
13 Most checks are done when creating the "target" attribute and is
14 not very informative. The LIST command output is better at showing
15 the offending elements but is also harder if not impossible to implement.
17 ** Use the DBUS protocol instead of libassuan
18 Better asynchronous IO. More language bindings. Better handling of
19 large amounts of data. May be better to hack libassuan though since
20 DBUS is a binary protocol. Either will probably never happen.
21 ** Make a specification that applications should follow
22 When accessing or storing the XML elements. This way two clients
23 (one for console and another for GUI) that require the same data
24 (mail client) could use the same element paths and not duplicate
27 For example, a POP3 client would require a hostname, username,
28 password and optional port along with an SSL request (fingerprint,
29 certificate), etc. The root element of the service might have an
30 attribute "service=pop3" along with "default=1" or "active=1" (if
31 you have more than one POP3 account) so all the client needs to get
32 the pop3 server info is the type of service ("pop3" here). The
33 client would then loop through the LIST command output and search
34 for the required service attribute.
36 Using the XPATH command would be faster (especially over remote
37 connections) but it won't resolve any "target" attributes and the
38 output is raw XML which doesn't have TAB delimited elements. But
39 that could be fixed by the client.