KeyHelp^® 19.3 – REST API released

Below you will find an overview of selected new features of the current version:

• Maintenance mode
  KeyHelp can now be switched to maintenance mode. This allows administrators to make changes inside KeyHelp (e.g. adjust white label settings). Other users are denied access for the duration of the maintenance mode.
• Security
  New security measures have been implemented to secure critical areas such as the login area.
• Let's Encrypt certificate update
  The certificate management has been updated to ensure Let's-Encrypt certificates can still be obtained without any problems.
  Background: The Let's Encrypt Certification Authority will shut down the interface (ACME v1) originally used by KeyHelp on November 1st. As of this date, certificates can only be obtained via the new interface (ACME v2).
  In order to continue receiving valid Let's Encrypt certificates after November 1st, an update to KeyHelp 19.3 is mandatory.
• Enhancement of KeyHelp translations
  The language support of KeyHelp has been expanded. Special thanks to Mr. A. Lueders for the translation into Brazilian Portuguese.

An overview of all changes can be found in the change log at: https://changelog.keyhelp.de

Please note that the support period has already been discontinued by the operating system manufacturer. With the release of KeyHelp 19.3 we will no longer support this operating system. Your version will no longer receive any KeyHelp updates.

An operating system upgrade to at least Ubuntu 16.04 is absolutely necessary to ensure the security of your server in the future and to benefit from new KeyHelp features.

An upgrade guide can be found here: https://www.keyhelp.de/en/documentation/#os-upgrade

Note for Debian 8:

KeyHelp support for this operating system will be discontinued with one of the upcoming updates. Please consider upgrading to at least Debian 9 as soon as possible.

An upgrade guide can be found here: https://www.keyhelp.de/en/documentation/#os-upgrade