There is a debian packaging system for debian working on sid; I use it sucessfully (I'm the mantainer too :-). It runs on sid because too few packages are present on debian/woody; you can try using it on woody by dowloading the backported packages. You can find some experimental packages at http://www.ge.infn.it/~razeto/openca/
The debian stuff for making packages by your own are at the openca cvs main site on the debian module. On Wed, Feb 11, 2004 at 10:38:59 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > hi > > > any debian users here? hope so. > > I'm trying to set up openca-SNAP-20040205 on woody but still no success. > I think redhat and suse users don't have such a problem because almost > every pre-required software (perl modules) is already installed in their > os. looks like mine is missing something... > > here's what I've done: > > debian woody 3.0r2 + all updates > > apt-get install: > unzip (5.50-1woody2) (for cpan) > ncftp (3.1.3-1) (for cpan) > wget (1.8.1-6.1) (for cpan) > gettext (0.10.40-5) > libexpat1 (1.95.2-6) > libexpat1-dev (1.95.2-6) > libgdbmg1-dev (1.7.3-27) > libdb3-dev (3.2.9-16) > libsasl-dev (1.5.27-3) > slapd (2.0.23-6.3) > libldap2-dev (2.0.23-6.3) > > from sources (install procedure as desc. in aprop. INSTALL files): > openssl-0.9.7c + ts-20031112-0_9_7c-patch (--prefix=/usr/local/ssl) > apache-1.3.29 + mm-1.3.0 + mod_ssl-2.8.16-1.3.29 (--prefix=/usr/local/apache) > > perl -MCPAN -e "shell" (they're not in openca/src/modules): > XML::Parser (2.34) > Text::Iconv (1.2) > Scalar::Util (1.13) > Text::Balanced (1.95) > libnet (1.17) > > and then (based on one of configs/*): > > cd openca-SNAP-20040205 > ./configure --with-engine=no --with-httpd-user=nobody > --with-httpd-group=nogroup --with-openca-user=openca > --with-openca-group=openca --with-httpd-fs-prefix=/usr/local/apache > --with-cgi-url-prefix=/cgi-bin --with-web-host=jargot.nask.waw.pl > --with-ca-organization="NASK" --with-ca-country=PL > --with-ca-locality=Warszawa --with-openssl-prefix=/usr/local/ssl > --enable-db --disable-dbi --enable-rbac --disable-ocspd > --disable-openscep --with-db-name=openca --with-db-user=openca > --with-db-passwd="openca" --with-ldap-port=389 > --with-ldap-root="cn=Manager,o=NASK,c=PL" --with-ldap-root-pwd="****" > --prefix=/usr/local > --with-service-mail-account="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" > --with-language=pl_PL --with-hierarchy-level=ca > > script returns no errors/warnings > > then 'make' which seems to work fine but returns some errors/warnings: > > [...] > make[4]: Entering directory `[...]src/modules' [...] > Note (probably harmless): No library found for -lintl > Note (probably harmless): No library found for -liconv > Writing Makefile for Locale::gettext_xs > Writing Makefile for libintl-perl > [...] > make[4]: Entering directory `[...]src/modules' [...] > Checking for OPTIONAL modules > URI ..........................** FAILED ** > Can't locate URI.pm in @INC > The URI::ldap module is needed ONLY IF you want to parse LDAP URLs > ... > [and some more: Digest/MD5.pm IO/Socket/SSL.pm XML/SAX/Base.pm > MIME/Base64.pm Authen/SASL.pm] > > > and finally: make install-online (no errors/warnings). > > after that: > vi config.xml (a bit too long to put it here ;) > ./configure_etc.sh > ./openca_start > chown nobody /usr/local/OpenCA/var/tmp/* > > when I point my mozilla at the host I can see 'Index of /' with 4 > elements: ldap, pub, node, ra. > > when I enter pub all I see (after 2 seconds) is Server Information for > OpenCA Server Version 0.9.2 with list of installed modules (and version > numbers) including: OpenSSL Tools DB Configuration TRIStateCGI REQ X509 > CRL PKCS7. > > when I enter ldap, node or ra all I see is a empty page that keeps on > reloading. the url is > http://jargot/cgi-bin/ldap/ldap?redir=1 > > when I look at the source, then I see only 'skeleton' - <body> looks > like this: > <body onload="top.location.href='?redir=1'"></body> > > > now, I don't worry about "Can't locate URI.pm in @INC" and so on because > this modules are installed by openca instalator (a part from > XML/SAX/Base.pm - should I be worried by that?). > > is it possible that > "Note (probably harmless): No library found for -lintl > Note (probably harmless): No library found for -liconv" > isn't so harmless? > > > /usr/local/OpenCA/var/session/cookie/* are empty a part from pub where > I see cgisess_***** files which look like this: > > $D = {"_SESSION_EXPIRE_LIST" => {},"_SESSION_REMOTE_ADDR" => > undef,"_SESSION_ATI ME" => "1076430519","valid" => 1,"_SESSION_CTIME" => > "1076430519","_SESSION_ID" => "[numbers here]","_SESSION_ETIME" => > 1200,"name" => undef}; > > > there are files in /usr/local/OpenCA/var/log/xml/time/2004/all/ that > contain something like this [cut a bit]: > > <acl><mode>off</mode></acl> > <login><name></name><type>none</type></login> > <message></message> > > > ... and I run out of ideas what to try next ... > > > > by the way: should in my case folder /usr/local/OpenCA/var/db be owned > by nobody:nogroup ? (./configure [...] --with-db-name=openca > --with-db-user=openca [...]) > > > if anybody 'survived' to the end of this mail and think to know the > solution, please give me a hint. > > > best regards > > > > p.s. why woody and not other distro? in this case it must be woody. > besides, it's quite a popular distro and I can't see why openca > shouldn't compile and run on it. > > -+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+- > F.Lewenda [ one 'logout' too far... ] > -+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+- > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > The SF.Net email is sponsored by EclipseCon 2004 > Premiere Conference on Open Tools Development and Integration > See the breadth of Eclipse activity. 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