Piotr Wadas wrote:
Hello, Using debian-sarge-i386, openca 0.9.2-RC5. ./configure done with --disable-external-modules
it may be more recomended to use RC6 or maybe cvs head for testing the newest stuff
> Second - I found in configs dir some ./configure examples
with undocumented parameters like --db-port, ldap-user and similar. I mean they are not mentioned with ./configure --help(short, recursive) These parameters are quite understandable I guess, but how do I know the full list of them? :)
this are simple old examples, with ./configure --help you will see all currently supported configure-options ,o)
we have moved some stuff from install time to post-install via config.xml - so you can set those parameters after installing the systems
I think this would be easier to install openCA (when it will be packaged) with db creating stuff in package installation script, especially with debian, where AFAIK most configuration is likely to be done this way.
hmm - i don't see an advantage here, but one could think about this since you have to init your ca/pki-system anyway - create root-cert or request it and so on...
greetings dalini
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