Hi Eddy, I have the same effect if I install OpenCA in gentoo as an ebuild (that is an installation and compilation in some kind of chroot). Somehow (I don't know why) it is fixed when I compile and install OpenCA as root directly into the live filesystem.
I think that it is some kind of bug in the 'make' scripts(probably they are compiling modules dependent on something or on who you are). Most likely, it is OpenCA:AC that detects something during the build: If run as ebuild, one call to make is sufficient, if run as "real root", it rewrites its makefile and interrupts the make process. So I have call make two times.
@gentoo users reading the list: If you want to debug, the ebuild for installing a CA in gentoo is attached. In contrast, an OpenCA.sh compile script that works fine is attached, too
Greetings, Georg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear OpenCA users,I installed OpenCA on 2 different servers. The CA part is installed on a Mandrake 10.1 linux server and is running fine. The RA part is installed on a FC3 linux server and is unlike the CA not even starting up.Launching the command openca/etc/openca_start gives the following message:OpenCA::XML::Cache> WARNING: cannot write logfile /ra/openca/var/log/xml_cache.log OpenCA::XML::Cache> MESSAGE: Error 600: Call to POSIX function bind failed. OpenCA::XML::Cache> WARNING: cannot write logfile /ra/openca/var/log/xml_cache.log OpenCA::XML::Cache> MESSAGE: Error 500: Client: The POSIX function connect failed.Logging is not initialized. Configuration error: The XML cache does not work properly - aborting. Logging is not initialized. Configuration error: The XML cache does not work properly - aborting. Configuration error: The XML cache does not work properly - aborting. Compilation failed in require at openca/etc/openca_start line 62. Configuration error: The XML cache does not work properly - aborting. Compilation failed in require at openca/etc/openca_start line 62.I found out that both socket files 'openca_socket' and 'openca_xml_cache' are missing in the openca/var/tmp directory although file permissions are correctly set-up during the installation. Rebuilding from scratch did not help.Please can somebody give a hint... Thx in advance, Eddy Braspenning
openca.ebuild.tgz
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OpenCA.sh
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