Barbara Post wrote:
Hi,

Using OpenCA 0.9.1.5 I modified eximDownloadCRLs function in
/OpenCA/lib/functions/export-import.lib so that a different file goes
written on disk (in /OpenCA/var/crypto/crls) depending on issuer DN. This
works.

Retrieving CRL list through https://<my
RA>/cgi-bin/ra/RAServer?cmd=CrlList&dataType=VALID doesn't fully work :
First, it lists 2 CRLs on the first page, then I have to click on "extra
references" to get next ones.

The problem comes from /OpenCA/lib/cmds/crlList :
(...)
my $matched  = $query->param( 'rows' );
(...)
if ( not $matched ) {
        $matched  = $db->elements( DATATYPE=>$dataType );
};

$matched is equal to 2. I wonder why, since there are 3 or 4 CRLs that were
imported being "VALID".

I think the basic problem is that our CRLs have no sequential serial numbers. Does there be an argument to not use the timestamp LAST_UPDATE in format 20031224153020 (2003-Dec-24 15:30:20) as the serial? This would create a perfect ordered list.


Second and more seriously, whenever I insert a new CRL, the total of them
remains equal to 3, while the first CRL shown on page get overwritten by the
new inserted one :-/
So this explains that. Apparently there is something weird when inserting
CRLs into DB (I use DBM). This overwrites instead of appending CRL files...
I wonder which function controls this... Thanks for your help at finding it
!

This is still an open issue.


Michael
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