On Sat, May 04, 2002 at 04:18:26PM -0400, PavanKumar Sura wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. As I said I donot have admin previlages and I am 
> working on Unix machine. I installed EGD under my home directory  say 
> /home/pki/public_html/pavansura/egd-0.8
> So what do I do now. There is no egd under the default directories that 
> openssl will look automatically in UNIX. Any one did this in unix without 
> root previlages.?
> 
> Also there is no configuration file in egd-8.0 directory. How do I specify 
> if any, the location of directory where to install egd. I just did
>  perl Makefile.PL
>  make
>  make test
>  make install
> without any configure command.
> and it added some files to perl directory I guess.

EGD is a permanently running process, you start it with the name of
the socket file to use, e.g.
  /path/to/egd.pl /var/run/egd-pool
 
> I am assuming that I should somehow forecefully make OpenCA or Openssl to 
> look at the egd files that I installed as they are not in the default 
> location. I have to cahge some where in some files..donot know where??

As you don't have superuser privileges, you cannot create the
communication socket at those locations OpenSSL will automatically
query (this is intentional behaviour to make sure, that no
"fake EGD" can be introduced by a malicious user). However: if
you compile OpenSSL yourself, you can simply modify the
locations in openssl/e_os.h and recompile OpenSSL.

Best regards,
        Lutz
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BTU Cottbus, Allgemeine Elektrotechnik
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