Hi again
> > 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.
They are both set to nobody.nobody. I'll investigate a bit more because
these might be related to other issues that my installation is raising for
me.
> > 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.
The latest OpenCA-0.8.20010623 solved the above problem. However, when it
gives me the Form where I can approve the request on the CA-web there is
still a signature error on the top right of the form. Is this expected
behaviour or is it telling me that it doesn't like my RA user cert?
Remember that I used a self-produced original CA Cert? Could there be a
problem with that certificate?
> 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...
>
I also now get a bad usage for openssl ca (unknown option -extfile) which is
probably due to not having the correct version of openssl. I am not clear
which version of openssl to download. There is only an OpenCa-SNAP at the
ftp site mentioned above but it doesn't contain openssl (only some patches
for 9.4) ...
Can you explain a bit more about the SNAP and how I should use it?
Thanks again
Tim
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