What is the policy of RepaintManager ?

Hi all,
Can anyone explain to me the policy of RepaintManager ? meaning how RepaintManager decide how to join repaints ?
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I already read it, but did not understood what is DirtyRegion and when the implementation decide when to mark it.

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The role of a policy CA is to describe the policies and procedures that an organization implements to secure its PKI, the processes that validate the identity of certificate holders, and the processes that enforce the procedures that manage certificates.
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> To me that sounds like the CPS?
exactly.
> If that is the case is the location of the CPS detailed in a known extension like the CPD extension?
yes, it is called Certificate Policies extension. Go to
https://www.verisign.com or https://www.digicert.com, THOUSANDS OF THEM!!!111oneone and examine their certificates in the Details tab. There you will find a Certificate Policies extension, that will include policy
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> If the above is correct where does the Policy CA come in, in as much as 'enforcing a given policy' for example lets say the Policy CA states any certs issued by me to Issuing CA's these Issuing CA can only allow the
WEB Server template.
this assumption is incorrect. CPS does not restrict on certificate types allowed to you. CPS defines the procedure which is used to issue certificates to you. For example, authentication (user name and password combination, hardware tools, biometric or even
face-to-face meetings) procedure, criteria list you should pass in order to get the certificate, your and CA (relying parties) liability, responsibility and certificate usage rules. Certificate is not your property, it is a property of the issuing CA
Consider a certificate like a personal passport (ID card). Passport is not your property, it is a property of the issuing organization (state organization). Before getting the passport, you are submitting documents that prove your personality (entity). If
you are supplying birth passport it is a sort of initial enrollment, if you submit existing passport -- it is re-enrollment (everything like in certificates). You are signing an agreement between you and state. This agreement is a CPS, it defines the passport
issuance terms (validity, re-enrollment procedures, etc.) and usage policies. You shall not give your certitificate to 3rd parties (except the ones allowed by a government). You shall notify issuing organization if you lost the passport, or it was lost. You
can continue these parallels (between your passport or person ID card with digital certificates).
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> some how preventing the Issuing CA from issuing a Code Signing Cert for example
it is possible, but not mandatory. Policy CA certificate may define only particular EKUs allowed below. It can be done via specific EKU in the policy CA certificate, application policy constraints, or extended properties.
> I would really like to understand the machanics of the above
you are going to be a PKI expert!
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