Hi Raphael,

my suggestion is to try a couple of things. First of all check the config.xml 
file.
There is a ca_htdocs_url_prefix config option - it should point to your CA 
pages.
In your case, I guess:

        /openca2/ca

check that also the ca_cgi_url_prefix is correctly set. Moreover you should 
check
that the fs prefixes for the ca are also correct:

        ca_htdocs_fs_prefix
        ca_cgi_fs_prefix

Also check that you can access correctly the menu from the browser - simply try
to browse:

        http://HOSTNAME/openca2/ca/menu/C/menu.xml

And if you can not, you should check your apache configuration and error 
logs... :D

Let me know,
Max


Raphael Wrote:
Subject: TR: top menus not displaying in OpenCA 1.0.2, module CA From: "Raphael"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2008 09:20:04 +0100 To: <openca-users@lists.sourceforge.net>

Hello all,



I'm updating my previous installation with OpenCA 1.0.2 and everything is 
working
correctly :)

I still have one problem that I cannot get rid of : I don't have the top menus
displayed in the CA module. I have them in all other modules (Ra, Ldap etc). So 
I
cannot initialise the new PKI.



As found in the file menu.xml I manage to call the page "by hand" if I replace 
current
url ending with init :

cgi-bin/openca2/ca/ca?cmd=getStaticPage&name=init



and there I get the init PKI page ! So I think it's just a link display problem.

I tried in Firefox and Internet Explorer the problem is the same.

If anybody have an idea ?



Thanks


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