OK it works if in submit_revreq a little replacement is made line 38
my $req = new OpenCA::REQ ( SHELL=>$cryptoShell, DATA="" );
with
my $req = new OpenCA::REQ ( SHELL=>$cryptoShell, GETTEXT => \&i18nGettext, DATA="" );
Have a nice day
Sebastien poggi
| Michael Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 28/04/2004 12:09
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> Hi
>
> OK here's what I've done
>
> - Extracted the three files and move them to <openCA dir>/lib/cmds/
> - Give the correct rights to them
> - Restarted the openCA server (0.9.2-RC4)
>
> But all I've got is the "Command confirm_revreq Not Supported ( yet ?!?
> ).." when clicking on the continue button on Certificate Revocation
> Request at the pub interface.
Yes, you have to add a dynamic link to make the command available for
the public interface.
cd OPENCADIR/lib/servers/pub/cmds/
ln -s ../../../cmds/confirm_revreq
Usually this is handled by the makefile in src/web-interfaces/pub/cmds
during the installation.
Michael
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