On Fri, Dec 19, 2003 at 04:48:17PM +0100, Michael Bell wrote:
> From: Michael Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 16:48:17 +0100
>
> Alexei Chetroi wrote:
>
> > I'm just interested, is there any switch to cause OpenCA be more
> >verbose to help me track my problems?
>
> There are several switches. Nearly every module of OpenCA has a debug
> switch. I recommended this for another user too:
>
> 1. go to crypto-utils.lib (lib/functions)
> 2. go to function libIssueCertificate
> 3. go to the line where $ca_token will be defined
> 4. $ca_token->{DEBUG} = 1;
>
> This will give you an overview about the executed crypto operations.
Thanks
>
> Michael
>
> P.S. I'm on holiday from 2003-Dec-20 to 2004-Jan-04. So please don't
> worry if there are no answer for the next weeks :)
Have a nice vacation. We'll be missing you ;)
I did some debugging and it appears to be very same problem as Jonathan
Nicholson had in his message:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg03886.html
My output is:
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: class instantiated<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: crypto and name present<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: NAME CA<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: PASSWD_PARTS 1<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD =>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::setParams<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD =>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getReqAttribute<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD =>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::DESTROY<br>
writing RSA key
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: class instantiated<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: crypto and name present<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: NAME CA<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: PASSWD_PARTS 1<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD =>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::setParams<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD =>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getReqAttribute<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD =>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getCertAttribute<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD =>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getNumericDate<br>
PKI Debugging: OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL error
PKI Debugging: Aborting all operations
PKI Debugging: Error: 7755011
PKI Debugging: Message: OpenCA::OpenSSL->getNumericDate: No argument
specified.
PKI Debugging: debugging messages of OpenSSL token follow
I'm going to give a try to CVS from 20 Dec 2003.
> > openca-snapshot from 19 Dec 2003
> > Postgres 7.3.4 as Database backend
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Alexei Chetroi
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