Hi List-
Chapter 3 of the OpenCA Guide, Section 1.2.1 reads in part:
"Once the user has requested their certificate the Certificate Authority
will process the certificate request. This may involve a face to face
identification of the user at the Trust Center. When the certificate has
been created the user will be informed by email. This email will also
include a Certificate Revocation Number (CRIN), this number should be
kept in a safe place as it will be required if the user to needs to
revoke their own certificate in the future."
Using RC6 on Gentoo Linux, I've requested 6 certificates thus far with
my test OpenCA installation and issued them all. Now I'd like to revoke
one of them.
But the problem is, I never received any emails from the OpenCA server
at any of the (all valid) email addresses that I used in requesting the
certs.
Questions:
1) Is there another way to get this CRIN so I can revoke the cert?
2) Why didn't the OpenCA server send out any email messages to the
addresses given in my CSRs? How do I fix this? I have postfix
installed, and /usr/lib/sendmail does exist (from postfix). I have the
default settings in config.xml for:
<option>
<name>sendmail</name>
<value>/usr/lib/sendmail -n -t </value>
</option>
I've tested mailing messages from the command line with:
"mail -s testSubject [EMAIL PROTECTED] < filename.txt" on the
computer running openca and it works.
Any ideas?
-Kevin
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