I just got to the ../openssl-0.9.6/apps directory and type in "openssl" and I get
openssl not found.
Rick
Owen Boyle wrote:
> Rick Dunetz wrote:
> >
> > I am still having trouble creating a Key Pair and a CSR. OpenSSL is not
> > responding. The program resides in the appropriate directory, but it does not
> > respond. Any suggestions?
>
> - What does "not responding" mean?
> - What happens if you type "openssl version"?
>
> E.g. the command "banana" does not exist on my computer. So I get:
>
> # banana
> banana: not found
>
> Is this the sort of error you get? Or does it hang-up or what? Since you
> are sure that the command is installed *and* is executable, the only
> other possibility is that the openssl bin directory is not in your path.
> So do:
>
> # echo $PATH
>
> You should see the appropriate_openssl_directory listed. If not, you
> have to add it to your path:
>
> # PATH=$PATH:appropriate_openssl_directory
> # export PATH
>
> ...or execute it using the full path name:
>
> # /appropriate_openssl_directory/openssl
>
> Rgds,
>
> Owen Boyle.
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