No solution, only more confusion: The complete OPENCADIR/var/tmp dir lacks accessability after starting the ca with openca_start. I mended this at startup by adding chmod -R ../var/tmp, but this does not help e.g. when dataexchange is performed and the temporary dirs should be deleted (which fails of course).
Im talking about RC4 and a 5.8.0 perl.
Reguards T.o.Michael
Michael Bell wrote:
Check for a running XML-cache.
Michael
Thanks, it's working now. In fact XML-cache was running, but the socket was/is being created with r/w permitions only for root and not for the openca user.
How can I make sure the xml-cache socket is created with r/w permitions for the openca user?
The problem is that we don't understand until now why this error happens. I added something to the installation procedure but this does not help much. It looks like a systematical error by us. BTW which Perl version do you use? Some time ago there was a bug in setuid/setgid.
Michael
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