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Option 3: Either option 1 or option 2 except the 'user' database for the server isn't necessarily stored in ~/.pki/{server_user}, but is configurable for each server. | Option 3: Either option 1 or option 2 except the 'user' database for the server isn't necessarily stored in ~/.pki/{server_user}, but is configurable for each server. | ||
[Option 1 certainly makes the least sense. The point behind PK crypto is that public keys can be public and private keys must be private. Storing every services' private keys in a shared DB that everyone has equal access to seems counterproductive.] | |||
== Type 3 packages: Libraries == | == Type 3 packages: Libraries == | ||