you really found one bug. The second problem is a configuration problem but I fixed it on the server side too.
Michael Weith wrote:
1. renaming or make a link to scep is fine for me. On this cisco router you can only set the ip addresse, port number and path as option and the IOS is adding "pkiclient.exe?operation=GetCACert&message=OpenCA HTTP/1.0"
I added a link pkiclient.exe. Now we support http://123.123.123.123/cgi-bin/scep/pkiclient.exe too.
2. on "operation" I got following error messages: General error 700 Command serverInfo Not Supported (yet ?!?)
requesting the url by browser:
http://192.168.0.195/cgi-bin/scep/scep?operation=scepGetCACert&message=OpenCA HTTP/1.0
This is a manual operation and should fail. If you use the OpenCA string scepGetCACert then you must use cmd. Operation is only mapped for the standard SCEP operation - in this case you have to use GetCACert.
3. on "GetCACert" I got following error messages: General error 700 Command GetCACert Not Supported (yet ?!?) http://192.168.0.195/cgi-bin/scep/scep?cmd=GetCACert&message=OpenCA HTTP/1.0
This is a bug. I fixed it in CVS. The next snapshot should work.
http://192.168.0.195/cgi-bin/scep/scep?cmd=scepGetCACert&message=OpenCA HTTP/1.0 is working fine.
Yes, but scepPKIOperation fails because CRLDir is missing in scep.conf. I fixed this too.
I believe the mapping cmd to operation and scepGetCACert to GetCACert is broken.
You are correct.
BTW why did no other developer add pkiclient.exe to the Makefile in web-interfaces/scep? I'm not the only one who has CVS access and we did the same hack for Internet Explorer in pub/Makefile (download.cer). I'm surely the guy with the smallest SCEP knowledge of the three guys who coded the SCEP utility :)
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