I don't think it would be a problem, but it might be an issue if the libs versions are different between the two systems.
I would suggest you to download the source code. It is fairly straightforward to install it from sources, just do the following: $ ./configure --prefix=/opt/openca-1.1.1 $ make $ sudo make install Then to start/stop use: $ PREFIX/etc/init.d/openca [ start | stop | restart ] where PREFIX is where you installed openca (/opt/openca-1.1.1). You can also link the start/stop script in the default start/stop dir as usual: $ cd /etc/init.d && ln -s PREFIX/etc/init.d/openca openca If you need to install the web-pages in a subdirectory on your server, just use --with-httpd-main-dir=v1.1.1 so you can keep multiple installations at the same time. Hope this helps. Ciao, Max On 12/13/2010 01:03 PM, Otto Huiman Carrasco wrote:
Hi Massimiliano No, I dont trie with OpenCA 1.1.1 yet... I'm using MySQL, I can see in the download page that the OpenCA 1.1.1 run in Fedora, I'm using Centos, any problem with that?
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