On 20 maj 2010, at 14.21, Miek Gieben wrote: > Hello, > > We're playing with opendnssec and encountered a segfault > when we are trying to list keys from our (hardware) HSM which > use a short (and non-hexadecimal) ID: > > [r...@signer1 sbin]# ./ods-control hsm list > Listing keys in all repositories. > 2 keys found. > > Repository ID Type > ---------- -- ---- > luna 3ec6af3038c573e8ae09030d4093c84b21156f6f RSA/1024 > ./ods-control: line 36: 14047 Segmentation fault $bindir/ods-hsmutil $@ > > The key that is causing the failure here has an ID of 4 bytes. This > key was *not* created with opendnssec.
Hi The ods-control just relay the command to in your case: ods-hsmutil list. So you try to list the keys in your HSMs. The segfault is probably caused by a wrong assumption by OpenDNSSEC regarding the format of the keys. Do you have more information on how that key was created? Are you missing the public key object? // Rickard_______________________________________________ Opendnssec-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.opendnssec.org/mailman/listinfo/opendnssec-user
