Hi,
I'm trying to create a new instance of an OpenCA version 1.1.1. I've
installed it from source on Debian 5.0.8
My problem occurs when trying to start the openca service and initialize
the MySQl database.
I have put the correct parameters into PREFIX/openca/etc/config.xml and
the PREFIX/openca/etc/database/DBI.conf file has been updated with the
correct values, but these values aren't being used when the init script
runs the following command:
/usr/bin/perl /usr/local/openca/etc/openca/openca_start
Here is the output from that command, when run as the webserver user. I
have enabled DEBUG in
/usr/local/openca/lib/openca/perl_modules/perl5/OpenCA/DBI.pm
> OpenCA::DBI->new: Starting to init a new OpenCA::DBI
> OpenCA::DBI->Entering set_error ...
> OpenCA::DBI->set_error: gettext is not defined
> OpenCA::DBI->set_error: errno and errval set
> OpenCA::DBI->new: checking for backend
> OpenCA::DBI->new: defining the class parameters
> OpenCA::DBI->new: rewrite table spaces if necessary (namespace)
> OpenCA::DBI->new: checking the configuration for enough data
> OpenCA::DBI->new: preparing the database (vendor dependent)
> OpenCA::DBI->new: mysql detected
> OpenCA::DBI->new: DB:
> dbi:mysql:database=openca;host=localhost;port=3306;mysql_ssl=0
> OpenCA::DBI->new: OpenCA::DBI should now complete
> OpenCA::DBI->Entering set_error ...
> OpenCA::DBI->errno: gettext is defined
> OpenCA::DBI->errno: old errno 11111 is present
> OpenCA::DBI->errno: new errorcode is 11111
> OpenCA::DBI->connect: connecting to database
> OpenCA::DBI->connect: try to connect
> DBI
> connect('database=openca;host=localhost;port=3306;mysql_ssl=0','openca',...)
> failed: Access denied for user 'openca'@'localhost' (using password:
> YES) at /usr/local/openca/lib/openca/perl_modules/perl5/OpenCA/DBI.pm
> line 899
> OpenCA::DBI->connect: connect failed
If I change the values in config.xml and regenerate the DBI.conf files,
the values in the DBI connect() string do not change to match them.
I have installed the new versions of User.pm and initServer mentioned
here: http://wiki.openca.org/wiki/index.php/ERR_USER_UNKNOWN
Can anyone shed any light on this problem?
Many thanks,
Ben
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