On Thursday 21 December 2000 13:41, you wrote:
> > Hi !!!
>
> I have installed a new linux mandrake 7.2 system with Apache 1.3.4 + PHP
> 4.0.3pl1 + mod_ssl 2.7.1 + openssl 0.9.6. I've also installed OpenCA
> rpms...
> I have some trouble while configuring my Apache server to use OpenCA.
> Can someone give me some help to write the correct httpd.conf file (+
> execution of perl scripts in /ca-cgi/, /ras-cgi/, /sec-cgi directories)
> Apache installation directory : /opt/www
> OpenCa installation directory : /home/httpd
> /home/httpd/CA
>
1. You need mod_perl or something like this.
(2. Is /opt/www the ServerRoot or DocumentRoot?)
3. OpenCA needs at minimum three servers actual.
1. public
htdocs-public
cgi-public
2. RA
htdocs-ra..
ras-cgi
3. CA
htdocs-ca
cgi-ca
So the big question is where do the rpms install the three cgi- and the three
htdocs-sections. (ask the creator of the rpms)
The CA needs an own directory for database etc. (normally /usr/local/OpenCA)
The RAServer and the Public-Server needs an own directory too (normally
/usr/local/RAServer). These directories should be created automatically by
rpms or during the "make full-ca" or "make full-raserver" from SNAPSHOT.
I don't know what the rpms do so I would start with configuring one working
ApacheSSL and then make three of thems. After this You can try to proceed.
Regards Michael
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