Hello, unfortunately it seems that PG confuses its own "user" table with our new "user" one. To get around the problem, just connect to the db:
> psql --user openca openca
[ you might need to change the username and/or the db name ]
Then execute the following:
> CREATE TEMPLATE openca;
Now, in the PREFIX/etc/openca/config.xml file, use the created namespace
by setting the appropriate value, for example:
....
<option>
<name>db_namespace</name>
<value>openca</value>
</option>
Then build (or rebuild) the db from the openca's interface.
This should solve the problem.
Cheers,
Max
On 03/03/2010 01:06 AM, Somanchi Trinath-B22327 wrote:
Hi All, I have install *Openca 1.1.0 (Samba)* version of OpenCA PKI by compiling the source. I have installed only install-offline for now. When I browsed the web GUI, while initializing the *PostgreSql *database, I get this error shown in the screen shot below.
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Massimiliano Pala
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