M.-A. DARCHE a �crit :
M.-A. DARCHE a �crit :
Ives Steglich a �crit :
now, we have the problem ;)
configuration doesn't export the ca-certs and crls (i think)
you should use ALL
Sorry, with this message I do not announce succes yet :-\
[...]
So how can I have an archive containing the ca certificate?
Everything is fine now. This story ends :-)
The last problematic point was that the dataexchange configurations of
both the CA and the RA were not correct.
So I did edit the file openca/etc/config.xml for both the CA and RA
servers and have de-commented respectively the configuration parts
"1. the node acts as CA only" and "2. the node acts as RA only".
I then rerun openca/etc/configure_etc.sh and restart the two servers.
This time the exported archive was containing the CA cert, and when
the archive was imported into the RA through the command
"Download data from a higher level of the hierarchy -> All"
the CA cert trully appeared on the RA filesystem.
With the CA cert rightly being on the RA server, consulting a CSR is
now done without any error message.
Thanks a lot for your support,
--
Marc-Aur�le DARCHE
NUXEO (Paris, France) http://nuxeo.com/
Nuxeo Collaborative Portal Server (CPS) http://www.cps-project.org/
Gestion de contenu web / portail collaboratif / logiciel libre
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