Run this command... ps -eo "%U %G %a" ... to see the name of the
user and of the group owning the apache process
(remember: you can specify these names in the apacheXXX/conf/httpd.conf
file... look for the "User" and "Group" directives)
Consider that apache must have permission for accessing the ca.conf
so you can simply change permissions of this file...
but I DO suggest specifying user and group when you run the configure
file of OpenCA
--with-httpd-user=nobody
--with-httpd-group=nogroup
I hope it can help
Bye
Giuseppe
Ng JinHui ha scritto:
Ya thank but now I have started my openca, it now got a new error msg:
[
The configuration file /usr/local/openCA/OpenCA/etc/servers/ca.conf
exists but can not be read!
You probably misconfigured OpenCA during installation. Make sure that
you used the correct user and group for your webserver.
]
I using the default configuration for the installation.
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