Hello Zaxary,

It is definitely an access config problem. It normally works with http/https.
What happens if you set the protocol to '*', can you access it via https ?
Have you checked the logs in PREFIX/var/openca/log/errlog ? Also, check the
Apache logs for the possible error (maybe it is an https config error there).

For the ra.xml configuration, the most liberal one for https is something
like the following:
<openca>
    <access_control>
        <channel>
            <type>mod_ssl</type>
            <protocol>ssl</protocol>
            <source>.*</source>
            <asymmetric_cipher>.*</asymmetric_cipher>
            <asymmetric_keylength>0</asymmetric_keylength>
            <symmetric_cipher>.*</symmetric_cipher>
            <symmetric_keylength>128</symmetric_keylength>
        </channel>
        ...

Does this works or do you still have issues ? Lat two usual questions:
- Which version of OpenCA are you using ?
- Have you installed all the patches for your version ?

Later,
Max

On 08/21/2010 03:58 AM, zaxary wrote:

Hi all,

I Installed OpenCA on a server with Apache 2 and it works correctly under
http for Public interface.
but RA is not works under https as the top menu is not displayed, but when I
changed the access_control/ra.xml file so it can work with http it works
correctly and there's no problem.

now I don't know what the cause of the problem is.
Is it the fault of apache's config or openca's config?

can anybody help me to solved the problem?

Regards,
Zaxary



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