On Monday, 11/09/2009 at 02:01 EST, ASIFF AMAHED <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > im having problems configuring SSL, maybe someone can help me to see what im > doing wrong. > this is what i have so far: > i get this message when i try to user SSL > TCSSL022E Handshake failed: rc: 6 reason: Key label is not found > here is my openvm: > openvm listf (owner
> Directory = '/etc/gskadm' > User ID Group Name Permissions Type Path name component > gskadmin security rw- r-- r-- F 'roncert.arm' > gskadmin security rw- r-- --- F 'Database.kdb' > gskadmin security rw- --- --- F 'Database.rdb' > gskadmin security rw- r-- --- F 'Database.sth' > Ready; T=0.01/0.01 13:55:18 TCSSL022E is pretty self-explanitory, I think: The certficate identified in the application configuration file (SRVRFTP CONFIG, PROFILE TCPIP) cannot be located in the database. Common reasons: 1. After you added the certificate, did you issue SSLADMIN REFRESH? The SSL server caches everything in the database when it starts up, and this command causes it to re-read the database. (That's why you can make changes to the database while the SSL server is running.) 2. You didn't use a 1- to 8-character UPPERCASE label when you added the certificate to the database. Remember that TCP/IP configuration files are all uppercase (except where explicitly identified otherwise) and therefore a referenced label must be uppercase. Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
