u/Exerra

Hello!

If you live in the Baltics you likely have had to make and read electronically signed documents. .edoc in Latvia, .bdoc in Estonia, .adoc in Lithuania and the generic .asice.

To view them you need dedicated programs or websites and storing them is inconvenient. Coupled with the fact that, at least in Latvia, everything related to the government is digital (even diplomas), that is a nightmare for archival.

So I made paperless-esig, a parser that allows paperless-ngx to consume these files. Repo: https://github.com/Exerra/paperless-esig

My country uses XAdES containers, however others use CAdES and PAdES, which is why I need your help.

If you're from the Baltics, please try it out and report back about how well it works. We all use XAdES. The repo has instructions for how to set it up.

If you're not from the Baltics, and, especially if you are from Italy / Poland / France and are comfortable sharing your full name with me, please send me a signed dummy file (sign a random PDF) so I can add support for CAdES and PAdES. All files will be deleted afterward and a fake e-signed document generator will be made for further unit tests and development.

My email is in my Github profile.