From ae441a38d4fb056b51cf9d1fbad8b511a99f37db Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Philipp Dunkel <philipp@cacert.org>
Date: Fri, 4 Dec 2009 18:31:04 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] TTP has been stopped

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 pages/account/0.php | 4 +++-
 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/pages/account/0.php b/pages/account/0.php
index b595b84..84b581e 100644
--- a/pages/account/0.php
+++ b/pages/account/0.php
@@ -28,4 +28,6 @@
 <h4><?=_("Org Client and Server Certificates")?></h4>
 <p><?=_("Once you have verified your company you will see these menu options. They allow you to issue as many certificates as you like without proving individual email accounts as you like, further more you are able to get your company details on the certificate.")?></p>
 <h4><?=_("CAcert Web of Trust")?></h4>
-<p><?=_("The Web of Trust system CAcert uses is similar to that many involved with GPG/PGP use, they hold face to face meetings to verify each others photo identities match their GPG/PGP key information. CAcert differs however in that we have modified things to work within the PKI framework, for you to gain trust in the system you must first locate someone already trusted. The trust person depending how many people they've trusted or meet before will determine how many points they can issue to you (the number of points they can issue is listed in the locate assurer section). Once you've met up you can show your ID and you will need to fill out a CAP form which the person assuring your details must retain for verification reasons. You can also get trust points via the Trust Third Party system where you go to a lawyer, bank manager, accountant, or public notary/juctise of the peace and they via your ID and fill in the TTP form to state they have viewed your ID documents and it appears authentic and true. More information on the TTP system can be found in the TTP sub-menu")?></p>
+<p><?=_("The Web of Trust system CAcert uses is similar to that many involved with GPG/PGP use, they hold face to face meetings to verify each others photo identities match their GPG/PGP key information. CAcert differs however in that we have modified things to work within the PKI framework, for you to gain trust in the system you must first locate someone already trusted. The trust person depending how many people they've trusted or meet before will determine how many points they can issue to you (the number of points they can issue is listed in the locate assurer section). Once you've met up you can show your ID and you will need to fill out a CAP form which the person assuring your details must retain for verification reasons.")?></p>
+<p><b><?=_("The former TTP (Trusted Third Party) System has been stopped, and is currently not available.")?></b></p>
+<? // "You can also get trust points via the Trust Third Party system where you go to a lawyer, bank manager, accountant, or public notary/juctise of the peace and they via your ID and fill in the TTP form to state they have viewed your ID documents and it appears authentic and true. More information on the TTP system can be found in the TTP sub-menu</p> ?>