Michael Bell schrieb:
Hi Michael,
RC5 is quite old. The ACL is now activated by default and this causes a lot of trouble in the last weeks because the ACL was a little bit too strict. So looks like you have a problem with the old version. Nevertheless did you activate the ACL in the access control configuration?
Michael
Well..I have the following acl_config section in my pub.xml.template:
<acl_config> <acl>yes</acl> <list><OPENCADIR>/etc/rbac/acl.xml</list> <command_dir><OPENCADIR>/etc/rbac/cmds</command_dir> <module_id>@pub_module_id@</module_id> <ca_cert><OPENCADIR>/var/crypto/cacerts/cacert.pem</ca_cert> <map_role>no</map_role> <map_operation>no</map_operation> </acl_config>
I used openca-config to generate the pub.xml out of it and restarted openca.
Is that enough or is there more to it?
Regards Michael
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