Hi Christophe,
1) Check if your SELinux is set to "Permissive" or disable SELinux for
httpd.
2) What database are you using? Make sure the jdbc connectivity driver for
the db you are using are installed on your fedora. machine. I am using
mysql db, but I failed to install the mysql jdbc driver and this was one of
the problem.
3) Check your openca log file.
On 5/7/07, cibou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm having exactly the same problem since a few days, I tried running the
script manually and it works, but I can't figure what's happening. If I
change the user/group in the config file the error part of the script
appears "normally". Did you find a solution?
Have a great day!
Christophe.
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