On 2003-09-10 at 08:43 +0200, Andreas Aardal Hanssen wrote: > On Tue, 9 Sep 2003, Rick Updegrove wrote: > >Andreas Aardal Hanssen wrote: > > >Sergei Kolobov has the FreeBSD port, and he's quite fast at pushing new > > >releases. We'll see what he can do. :-)
I was very slow for updating the port for the last month or so (vacation, etc.). I am now back in shape ;-) > >Hey I just cvsupped and for a week or more I have been having issues > >with the FreeBSD port's "make cert" option. Also, I have some > >corrections to the documentation as it relates to supervising bincimap. > >May I discuss them here? > > Sure, although some issues are specific to FreeBSD and Sergei might be the > one to direct those issues to. Sure, if it something specific to FreeBSD, I can fix it in the port. In any case, I gladly accept any feedback on the port. > >/bin/mktemp: not found > > The "make cert" code I added in 1.2.1 uses /bin/mktemp, but it should > just go "mktemp". I can fix this in the next release. Oops, I meant to fix this very problem in the port by patching Makefile, but forgot to include it in the last-minute rush. :( I haven't checked 1.2.2 yet. > >Email Address []:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >unknown option -CA > > This I can't help with. I tried googling, but couldn't find any issues > with openssl not supporting the -CA option. You can use an existing PEM > file on your system until this is solved. We have a standard OpenSSL installation under FreeBSD (well, slightly patched, of course). I am not sure why it does not support this option, though. I am not an OpenSSL guy, frankly. I will try to look into this but if somebody else knows what could be the problem, please let me know. > Try a > > find /usr -name '*.pem' > > Or perhaps under /etc, and see if you find any certificate/private key > files there. Well, strangely enough, but OpenSSL as a part of FreeBSD does not install any certificates. The only file in /etc/ssl is openssl.cnf. That's why it would certainly benefit FreeBSD users if Binc IMAP port has an option to create certificates. Sergei
