>I also use Package Users, and the certs install with no problems for me.
>The first couple lines make it sound like the certdata.txt file might
>have been corrupted or didn't download completely. Does that file (or
>any other file) exist in that directory in /tmp?
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No, all those directories in /tmp are empty, so clearly the download didn't
work. I was running in chroot at the time since I install cacerts before I can
connect the target machine to the web. Also the host has a proxy server running
on it. DJ uses openssl to download certdata.txt, so I guess I would have to
pass the ip and node of the proxy when calling openssl. I don't know how to do
that.
I normally download files using wget and I set up the options like this:
setproxy () {
ipadd=$( /sbin/ip addr | grep "192.168" | awk '{print $2}' | awk -F\/ '{print
$1}' )
proxyset=http://${ipadd}:3128/
http_proxy=$proxyset
ftp_proxy=$proxyset
https_proxy=$proxyset
wgetopts="-e http_proxy=$http_proxy -e ftp_proxy=$ftp_proxy -e
https_proxy=$https_proxy"
} # end setproxy
and then pass these ip and node values with wget. I don't know if you can do a
similar thing with openssl.
jb.
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