I took the configuration section "1. the node acts as CA only". I left everything unchanged, so the first entry remained:
<option> <name>enroll_ca_certificate_states</name> <value>VALID</value> </option>
Hmmmm....*DENK***...thanks so far!
Regards Michael
Michael Bell wrote:
Michael Portz wrote:
When I am watching the var/db directory, right at the moment when I hit the "Export Configuration" link under "CA->Initialization->Final Setup->Export Configuration" there appear two database files named
@[EMAIL PROTECTED] @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Those two files seem to be the cause of my above mentioned problems with dataexchange. Somehow it looks as if there was a wrong replacement somewhere in the setup process..or?
Do you activated one of the dataexchange configurations in config.xml? @enroll_ca_certificate_states@ will be replaced by configure_etc.sh on base of the values in config.xml. @enroll_ca_certificate_states@ itself is placed in node.conf and ca.conf. If they are not replaced then the option enroll_ca_certificate_states was not defined in config.xml.
Does this be correct?
Michael
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