Hi Samuel, add the following line to the etc/servers/ca.conf.template:
SupportedKeyStrengths "Weak" "Base" "Strong" "Advanced" "Strongest" This should fix your problem :D Thanks for helping! Later, Max Samuel Rios Carvalho wrote:
I was creating a RA certificate, in "key generation details" if I choose ECDSA isn't possible create the key. But I choose RSA I create the key. Both don't show me options in "key strength". Image can be found in this link http://picasaweb.google.com/samuel.rios.carvalho/Testes#5257086133823334514 Samuel Rios Carvalho
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