Hi,

I would really appreciate some help because I've tried all sorts of
things and am really frustrated at this stage. I'm trying to set up
a test OpenCA setup on a Solaris 8 for Intel box using OpenCA 0.9.1.
I have Perl 5.8.0 installed & am using DB as the database.

I've tried to set up both CA & RA components on the same system. I've
used the following configure options -- I have all those make install
instructions coz for some reason not all components appeared to be
installed when I used only the 'make install-ca' or 'make install-ext'
commands. Any idea why that could occur?

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INSTALL=/disk1/hzarb/tmp/FF/OpenCA-0.9.1/install-sh
export INSTALL

./configure     --prefix=/opt/openca-0.9.1/CA \
                --with-openssl-prefix=/opt/openssl-0.9.7 \
                --with-ca-organization="Test XYZ plc" \
                --with-ca-locality="Test" \
                --with-ca-country=US \
                --with-httpd-group=nobody \
                [EMAIL PROTECTED] \
                --with-hierarchy-level=ca \
                --with-httpd-fs-prefix=/opt/openca-0.9.1/CA/web \
                --with-httpd-host=ca.test.com

make install-ca
cd src/web-interfaces
make install-ca
make install-node
cd ../scripts
make install-ca
cd ../modules
make install
cd ../openca-sv
make install
--------------------------------------------------------------
./configure     --prefix=/opt/openca-0.9.1/ext \
                --with-openssl-prefix=/opt/openssl-0.9.7 \
                --with-ca-organization="Test XYZ plc" \
                --with-ca-locality="Test" \
                --with-ca-country=US \
                --with-httpd-group=nobody \
                [EMAIL PROTECTED] \
                --with-hierarchy-level=ra \
                --with-httpd-fs-prefix=/opt/openca-0.9.1/ext/web \
                --with-httpd-host=ra.test.com

make install-ext
cd src/web-interfaces
make install-ra
make install-node
make install-pub
cd ../scripts
make install-ra
make install-pub
cd ../modules
make install
cd ../openca-sv
make install
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I'm able to connect to the CA area to create the CA certificate and
export the configuration. During the export I get a warning that
there's no RBAC stuff but otherwise the export looks fine.

I then try to connect to the RA area and via the Server Management
option I use the Server Init options to initialise the RA database
(which should be in a different path based on the configure options)
and then try to import the CA configuration. However, I'm always
getting an Import failed message as shown below:

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Test the archive ...
/usr/sbin/tar -tvf /dev/fd0
Importing archive ...

Load required variables ...
Changing to directory /opt/openca-0.9.1/ext/OpenCA/var/tmp/tmp_11774 ...
Running the import command(s) ...
/usr/sbin/tar -xvf /dev/fd0 -C
/opt/openca-0.9.1/ext/OpenCA/var/tmp/tmp_11774


Import failed!

256
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I would appreciate any suggestions because I've tried re-installing
and changing some options over & over again but with no luck. Is there
some way how I can get more information as to what the import is doing
and why/where exactly it is failing?

Thanks,
Herbert




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