Community-ID

From the next release on the md5sum file will be signed with a signature from kb-m.com. This will guarantee that this file was not manipulated.

To verify the signature of this md5sum file you need to:

  1) Search for the GPG key reiner-AT-kb-m.com on a public keyserver

        gpg  --search-keys 'reiner-AT-kb-m.com'

        The search result should look like:

                (1)     Reiner Jung <reiner-AT-kb-m.com>
                        2048 bit RSA key 37AF82F5, created: 2010-06-11

  2) Import the GPG key reiner@kb-m.com on from a public keyserver:

        To import the key from the GPG keyserver you need to use the
        key-ID which you found with the search." 

        gpg  --recv-key 37AF82F5 

  3) Now you can verify the md5sum file with the following command:

        gpg --verify cid-VERSION-md5sum.txt.asc

        Where the result must look like:

                gpg: Signature made Fri 11 Jun 2010 12:14:29 PM CEST using RSA key ID 37AF82F5
                gpg: Good signature from "Reiner Jung <reiner-AT-kb-m.com>

We are getting closer to the final release from C-ID 2.0.0. In this release we have some minor changes which will be helpful when you install or use C-ID.

- Updated language reference files
- Added check to see if cURL is enabled (needed for Yubikey)
- Added label to list password requirements
- Detect missing new config settings after upgrade, and show warning notice.

The Keyboard Monkeys

We enable Yubikey support on Community-ID.org today. When you are a Yubikey user and you want to have a secure login to Community-id.org please change your settings as follow:

• login with your regular user
• go to Account
• Click on Edit
• Select Auth Method to Yubikey
• Click on the Associated Yubikey field, and press your yubikey button
• Press Save
• Log out and use your yubikey instead of your old password

More information about Yubikey you can found at the Yubikey website

Also the Anti Phishing with PAPE is enabled and you can found more information under your menu.

As a regular user from Community-ID.org you can install the latest RC2 or wait for the final release. The documentation will be updated asap as there are some changes and one other php module required (php-curl)

The Keyboard Monkeys

The first RC from the 2.0.0 series had possible some problems which was fixed in this release. When you run in any problems with the first 2.0.0 RC please upgrade to the latest RC2.

The fixed problems here are:

- javascript error when authenticating
- upgrade from version prior to 1.2.1 was broken

The Keyboard Monkeys

This first release candidate from C-ID 2.0.0.

This is a major release and you must read the README file included in the package before you upgrade. As usual, please backup your installation before you run the upgrade.

The main features in this release are

- Yubikey support
- PAPE extension for phishing-resistant authentication
- Password check
- Username blacklisting
- Multiple profiles

The complete changelog you can found in the Wiki

The Keyboard Monkeys

When you was following the development process to this release you saw that there are major changes done. This release will bring C-ID more enterprise features and we got a good feedback and a lot of downloads of our RC.

The changes from RC2 to final are:

- In the authentication page for an openid transaction, the openid shouldn't be changeable
- Password recovery URL was forced to be http even when the site was using https
- Couldn't edit user profile or change pwd

For the complete changelog please have a look here

The C-ID developers

Today we release the second RC. There are not many changes but some which will be interesting for some users. This release include a new plugin framework for status reports which allow you to have customized reports. Also Catalan translation was added and a bug in subdomain & mixed mode enabled was fixed.

More information about the custom stats can be found in the Wiki

Please help testing and report back when possible.

The C-ID developers

Since this at Facebook there is a Community-ID group page. Please feel free to join us or to tell some friends about it.

The Keyboard Monkeys

Today we released the first RC from the upcomming 1.2.x series. Please help to test this release that we can have a stable release asap.

For more information what was changed, please take a look at our Changelog
The CID developers

As announced on our roadmap, the 1.2 release of CID will have LDAP support. When you want test CID with LDAP you need to checkout CID from Trunk. More information how to setup CID & LDAP can be found in the WIKI.

We are looking forward to your feedback

The CID developers