Martin Bartosch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
>Hi,
>>>then your installation is not complete. If you built it yourself, you
>>>should repeat the build and install process. As an alternative, you
>>>can try to explicitly build openca-scep by changing into the source
>>>directory and run make there (must be configured first, of course).
>> How can i do this. building explicitly openca-scep. Did you mean go into
>> the source directory then after configure, doing a make install scep.
>> This can erase the previous installation of the RA and the CA? Am I right?
>I cannot give you step-by-step instructions. My idea was to use your
>existing source tree you used for building OpenCA, change into the
>src/scep directory and call 'make' there.
>This should create the openca-scep binary that you can manually copy
>to the appropriate directory. This approach will not harm your existing
>installation.It's Ok Martin Bartosch,
I Change into src/scep directory
doing './configure' with some options according to my openca tree
Then, 'make' and 'make install'
All things are rigth nown. Scep was successfully install and i can see openca-scep. After the command 'crypto ca enroll' , I can see the request off the certificate on the ra interface. So my problem is solved. Now i will try to retreive the certificate after approve it and issue it on the ca interface.
Thanks a lot.
>A cleaner solution, however, is to repeat the configuration and build
>steps for OpenCA which is sufficiently documented, I think.
Martin
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