Hi Robert,

sorry for the late reply, I was away on a workshop last week.

On Sat, Feb 17, 2007 at 12:10:19AM +0100, Robert Lisiak wrote:
> > (workflow_activity_scep_request.xml). Could you try deleting the
> > following three lines from the file (or just downloading the latest
> > version from SVN):
> > <action name="change_session_role_to_ca_operator"
> >         
> > class="OpenXPKI::Server::Workflow::Activity::Tools::ChangeSessionRole"
> >         role="CA Operator">
> > </action>
> I deleted the lines above and could process CSR request (pending), then
> I could approve the CRS which changed the status from pending to approval.
Good.

> What's next ?
If your CA key is usable, you can try 'Persist CSR', which saves the
CSR in the database and triggers the certificate issuance (I guess the
button should have a better name).

> I want to provide the couple of self signed keys (X.509)
> as asked by CSR ?
What do you mean by that?

> BTW, as you advise, (or just downloading the latest
> version from SVN) and when I do
> svn up https://openxpki.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/openxpki/trunk trunk
> have I to follow the process from start ???
> I mean :
> - - make/install the OpenXPKI core modules (trunk/perl-modules/core/trunk)
> - - make/install the Client base module (trunk/clients/perl/OpenXPKI-Client)
> - - make/install the web frontend module
> (trunk/clients/perl/OpenXPKI-Client-
> HTML-Mason)
> - - make/install the deployment module (trunk/deployment)
> and
> openxpkiadm deploy
> and so ?
That depends a bit on what changed. You need to make, install the core
modules if something changed there (which is what happens most often),
and then restart the server.
If something in the client base module changes, you need to reinstall
it (should happen very seldom). If something in the web frontend module
changes, you have to reinstall it and restart your apache server
(happens once in a while, but normally only things in htdocs/ change,
for which you don't need to do anything at all).
You need to reinstall the deployment module only if something changed
there (which is quite rare, too). You only need to redo the deployment
if the config file structure changes (which still happens once in a
while), but you might be able to change it manually (for example as
above), too.

Regards,
    Alex
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