> Error 700 General Error 
> The compilation of the command cmdViewCSR failed. Can't use an undefined
> value as a HASH reference at
> /usr/local/openra/openca/lib/functions/crypto-utils.lib line 1185.

hmm this looks like some file or request couldn't be found (undefined
HASH)...

maybe your cakey is empty or not there at all, did you do the initial
dataexchange between ca and ra before using the ra?


greetings
dalini
----------------------------------------------
Hello Ives,

I´m at home now, so I can´t send you configuration files.
I do exactly this things
http://www.openca.info/docs/howto/OpenCA_092_on_debian_dartmouth.txt

connect to the ca: 
http://myhost.wherever.edu/openca

Series of tabs should be visible.  Select General->Initialization
 Phase I
Initialize the Certification Authority
        Initialize Database
        initialize-> intialize DB .(reports sucess, but a slurry of error
messages 
about table not found may appear on the console)

initalize -> initalize phase 1 -> generate new secret key: des3 rsa 1024
(enter the 
pwd to protect the key)
initalize -> initalize phase 1 -> generate new cert request (args as
appropriate)(I 
think you need to set the email to match the sender from the config file,
but am not 
sure)
initalize -> initalize phase 1 -> Self Signed CA Certificate (from altready
generated 
request): 730 days
initalize -> initalize phase 1 -> Rebuild CA Chain
        
initalize -> initalize phase 2 -> new request: 
        fields as appropriate.  This is the cert for the ca admin
initalize -> initalize phase 2 -> edit request: (submit)(issue)
initalize -> initalize phase 2 -> handle request: export as p12 (pwd the PIN
entered 
during request)
 save to disk, import into browser

initalize -> initalize phase 3 -> new request:  (RAOperator as role)
initalize -> initalize phase 3 -> edit request: (submit)(issue)
initalize -> initalize phase 3 -> handle request: export as p12 (pwd the PIN
entered 
during request)
 save to disk, import into browser

Now initialize the RA database
http://myhost.wherever.edu/ra-node
Admin->Server Init, initialize DB
Admin->Server Init, Import Configuration


Now move the Certs down to the RA
http://myhost.wherever.edu/openca
Now export info to the RA:
General -> Node Management  (brings you to CA-NODE urls)
Administration->Dataexchange
 Enroll data to a lower level of the hierarchy->all
 
 General-> Registration Authority (to the ra)
 General-> node management (to the ra-node)
Administration->Dataexchange
         Download data from a higher level of the hierarchy->All 
         
         (errors getting CA certificate are ok and expected; it came from
the import 
config above)

Now to issue the first client certificate:
http://myhost.wherever.edu/pub
User->Request a Certificate->Request a certificate with automatic
browserdetection 
(fill out fields as desired)(note the request serial number generated; use
it to pick 
it up below)

Now approve the request:
http://myhost.wherever.edu/ra
Active CSRs->New->(search)  click on submit name/serial number (color link)




The dataexchange in config.xml of openra and openca directories looks like
this:

!-- these are the devices for the default dataexchange --> 
(these might not be in config.xml; if not, see below)
          <name>dataexchange_device_up</name>
          <value>/usr/local/openca/openca/var/tmp/ca-up</value>
        </option>
        <option>
          <name>dataexchange_device_down</name>
          <value>/usr/local/openca/openca/var/tmp/ca-down</value>
        </option>
        <option>
          <name>dataexchange_device_local</name>
          <value>/usr/local/openra/openca/var/tmp/ra-local</value>


Is it possible, that in the docu from Kevin Mitcham
http://www.openca.info/docs/howto/OpenCA_092_on_debian_dartmouth.txt
missing one or two tasks ?

Friendly Regards Herbert

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