Hi Martin, >when exactly does this error occur? Immediately when you start up the >server or when you try to log in? Or did you already log in and the >error occurs when you try to call a command in the menu, and if so, >which command? "Get Ca-Certificate" or any other command which needs the >CA-Certificate e.g. to sign a request?
In the RA, when I go to Information | CA Certificates | Valid. It will list the CA certificate and its serial. When I click on the serial I get the error. >it could be a configuration problem. Have a look at those files: >etc/openca/rbac/acl.xml >etc/openca/access_control/*.xml I have looked at these files (they are stock) but I don't see anything the matter. >You expect "CA_CERTIFICATE" here, right? Yes. It does look for CA_CERTIFICATE during the ListCerts cmd operation but not during either the wiewCert or wiewCertFull cmd operations. The root certificate is definitely in the database and appears fine. Just a side note, this was a backup/restore from an older installation (version 1.0.2) on a different box. The only other operation that seems to fail is the signature verification which could be related. Dave
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