Using RANDOM_SERIAL_SIZE of 8, OpenCA appears to generate a valid certificate
with hex serial ID: 0xa3:f1:ed:4d:bf:06:30:8e. The proper decimal conversion of
that value is 11813484215742640270, but the value of cert_key in the
certificate table (using MySQL) is 9223372036854775807. When I try to use the
GUI to view the certificate I get the error:
[initServer:314] Cannot load certificate 11813484215742640270 from the
database.
I suspect the GUI is doing the conversion the correct way, but whatever is
loading the certificate into the database is generating the wrong value for
cert_key. I get similar conversion errors if I generate other certs with other
similarly sized random serial numbers. I do not get the error if my
RANDOM_SERIAL_SIZE is small enough (i.e. 4). I’m using OpenCA 1.1.0, did I miss
a patch somewhere that addresses this issue? I found the other patches on the
OpenCA PKI Wiki site, but they don’t appear to help.
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