Thanks, the new structure of the permissions file helped. But after that, the export of the pins failed. I could find the PINS in the the files but they were not exported. The batch processor created an empty file. The other functions "generate keys", .. don't work too.
If the export of the PINs was ok what can the user do now? Maybe that don't understand your idea of the RAO batchprocessor. I think it should perform the following tasks generally: 1. Generate keys for the users described in the input file 2. protect the key with a generated pin 2. Create requests 3. approve and sign requests 4. deliver keys and certs 5. deliver pins Why is user interaction needed? Bernd On Friday 29 November 2002 12:16, Michael Bell wrote: > Bernd Rudack wrote: > > I' currently testing the batchprocessor feature. According to Michael > > documentation, I imported users and permissions. That seems to work fine. > > By the way, the option BP_File_ImportNewCSR mentioned in the > > documentation does not exist in openAC 0.9.2RC7. I think it is correct to > > use BP_File_ImportACL instead. > > This is not the only mistake. Some seconds ago I updated the > documentation on ftp://ftp.openca.org/pub/openca/developers/bell/doc/ > > The format of the file includes more details. Example: > > ID mbell > newPIN grant > newKey grant > backupKey grant > newCSR grant > approvePendingCSR grant > > > In both cases I could watch the user names appearing on the screen. But > > exporting Pins wasn't successful. A tmp directory was created and > > removed. > > The tmp directory was created and removed because there are no PINs who > can be exported. > > > I think, some information is missing for creating Pins. > > That's correct. I think you use a bad file format with not enough > informations (BP_File_ImportACL) because I don't publish an updated > documentation for the changed batchprocessors :( > > You can check the permissions for a user if you go to the user via "list > users". There you can see all informations about the user and this is > the place where you can start a keyrecovery if you created backups of > the private keys. > > Sorry for the confusion > > Michael ------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Get the new Palm Tungsten T handheld. Power & Color in a compact size! http://ads.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/redirect.pl?palm0002en _______________________________________________ Openca-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openca-users
