Tim Bouwer wrote:
> I appear to have solved this. It was a problem caused by not initialising
> the dB's first as you suggested.
:-D
> Now I have moved a step closer but still have some problems.... when I try
> to import the approved request into the ca I get the following in the log
> file:
> shell-init: could not get current directory
> job-working-directory: could not get current directory
This is very strange error --- check if the user the web server of the CA is
running as has access to the $CA/ $cgi-ca/ and $htdocs-ca/ directories.
> Can't call method "errno" on an undefined value at lib/crypto-utils.lib line
> 60
> Compilation failed in requre at /usr/local/www/CA-cgi/ca line 160
> I have perl v 5.6.1
> openssl v 9.6
> openca0.8.0.20010610
Here the problem seems related to the initialization of the signature object.
I am not sure this could fix all of your problems, but you should not use
the 9.6 version of OpenSSL but one of the most recent SNAPs. You can download
one from:
ftp://openca.sf.net/pub/openca/tools
download the OpenSSL snap from here if you have errors installing one of the
latest available directly from OpenSSL...
--
C'you,
Massimiliano Pala
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