Hi Paolo,

> I can assure you that autosscep works correctly with openca.
> We use it routinely with at least 30 connections.
> The code from sscep has been fixed within.
> But of course my comment could be biased.

I just checked out autosscep but did not have much luck with it,
either. I get the same SIGSEGV like in sscep.

My client is using openssl 0.9.7d.

Any ideas?

BTW: Merry Christmas to all users on the list!

Martin

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Configuration file:
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# Empty AutoSscep configuration file
# just fill the value!!
### General option

# The directory that contains certificates
CertDir = "/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/certs"

# The directory that contains the private keys
KeyDir = "/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/private"

# The number of expiration days before start enroll
DaysBeforeExpire = "2"

# The directory that contains the CA's certificates
CADir = "/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/"

# The bits for the modules
KeyBits = "1024"

# Signature algorithm (md5 or sha1)
SigAlgo = "sha1"

### Info e debug option
# Possible values: yes or no.
Verbose = "yes"
Debug = "yes"

ECommand =""



### CAs' data
# Define the CAs data
# Encryption algorithm: des, 3des or blowfish. Default: des

[CA]
DN = "xxxxx TLS CA 3"
URL = "http://xxxxx/cgi-bin/scep/scep";
CertFile = "cacert-1"
EncCertFile = "cacert-0"
EncAlgo = ""
VHost = ""
[/CA]

[Certificate]
CertFile = "/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/newcert"
KeyFile = "/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/private/key"

# cert's CA Data
    CADN = "xxxxx TLS CA 3"

# DN Data
Email = ""
Country = ""
State = ""
Location = ""
Organization = ""
OrgUnit = ""
CommonName = "example123.xxxxx.com:1234"

[X509v3EXT]
key_usage = ""
subject_alt_name = "DNS:example123.xxxxx.com"
basic_constraints = ""
netscape_cert_type = ""
extended_key_usage = ""
netscape_comment = ""
[/X509v3EXT]

ReqCommand = ""
[/Certificate]
--------

Output:

../autosscep: Reading config file
        host: xxxxx.10.146
        port: 80
        dir: /cgi-bin/scep/scep
../autosscep: CA cacert-1 error - unsupported algorithm: '', using DES
../autosscep: File '/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/cacert-1'
opened
../autosscep: File '/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/cacert-0'
opened
../autosscep: cannot open local file:
'/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/certs/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/newcert'
../autosscep: Checking config file values
../autosscep: Signature algorithm specified: sha1
../autosscep: starting autoscep, version 0.9.28b  20 September 2004
../autosscep: Checking certificate -- >
/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/newcert
../autosscep: Certificate
/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/newcert is going to expire
(or is missing)
../autosscep: Looking for the CA data
../autosscep: CA founded!!
../autosscep: Starting certificate enrollment for -- >
/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/newcert
../autosscep: New request
../autosscep: cannot open file for writing
../autosscep: ERROR ON WRITING PRIVATE KEY, copy it from here
-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
MIICXAIBAAKBgQCdIOS3JMPnU3p076Mp6HLeeuD5ebi7kyZNBkAPkzXFSZh68YXP
[...]
5xwZgblJsss+syQsxUxJdo33E0lDvz47myR/g67h4lM=
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
../autosscep: Creating request FROM CONFIG FILE DATA data for
'/home/martin/stuff/src/autoSscep-0.9.28b/tmp/newcert'
../autosscep: cannot open file for writing
../autosscep: generating selfsigned certificate
../autosscep: sending certificate request
../autosscep: transaction_ID = 207856E7BCE77DCD8FF21E99C13EBAE0
../autosscep: creating inner PKCS#7
../autosscep: data payload size: 421 bytes
Segmentation fault




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