On 15:45 Mon 17 Jul , Nicolas MASSE wrote:
> The problem was maybe that the openca-scep command was missing and the
> certificate too. These two problems are solved, but I have now a third
> problem : the scep CGI is always running wild (100% of my CPU).
>
> I found a documentation about the perl debugger:
> http://sunsite.ualberta.ca/Documentation/Misc/perl-5.6.1/pod/perldebtut.html
I set up a wrapper around the scep CGI in order to get the env variables
and debug the CGI with
# perl -d scep
I broke its execution with a CTRL-C and started the debugging.
DB<5> T
$ = OpenCA::Configuration::parsecfg(ref(OpenCA::Configuration), ...
called from file `/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/OpenCA/Configuration.pm'
line 135
$ = OpenCA::Configuration::loadCfg(ref(OpenCA::Configuration),
'/etc/openca/servers/scep.conf') called from file `scep.bak' line 28
DB<5> l
193==> $line =~ s/^[\s]*//;
194 }
195
196 ## Get the parameter set up
197: my $par = { NAME=>$paramName,
198 LINE_NUMBER=>$num,
199 VALUES=>[ @values ] };
200
201: push ( @configDB, $par);
202 }
DB<5> p $line
"-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
So, it seems that there is a bug in my configuration scep.conf !
In fact, I wrote the certificate and the key of the SCEP module directly
in the file "config.xml" and it seems that the config parser did not
like that... (what a stupid error !)
The cert and the key are now in a separate file and this problem is
solved.
Thanks to all people who helped me.
Nicolas MASSE
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