Hi Robert, Thanks for your help.
I found the directory access_control and the file too
(ca.xml), I tryed different options but I'm still
receiving the same error message:
An unknown login type was specified in the
configuration! General Error. 6273966.
I tryed using:
<login>
<form>/usr/local/OpenCA/lib/servers/ca/sheets/login_passwd.html</form>
<database>internal</database>
<passwd>
<user>
<name>root</name>
<algorithm>sha1</algorithm>
<digest>3Hbp8MAAbo+RngxRXGbbujmC94U</digest>
</user>
</passwd>
</login>
and I tryed this one too:
<login>
<type>none</type>
</login>
But none of these worked.
What should I do first? Edit that file and then start
the daemon with ./openca_start ?? That's what I'm
doing but doesn't work.
Thanks,
Johnny Gonzalez L
--- "Tiller, Robert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escribi�: > if you go to the openca web page and go to
the doc
> page, hit the online link button.
> go to chap 2 Configuration and look for the channel
> verification section(1.1) Under the etc
> directory is a dir called access_control with a file
> that must be edited to set the keylength
> to zero. I'm not booted in Linux right now so I
> don't know the file name but it is
> pretty obvious. It maybe called access.xml or
> something along those lines.
>
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