Hallo Alexander,

On Wed, 4 Apr 2007, Alexander Klink wrote:

> > for Fedora. If you're interested in them, please say so. Otherwise I'll 
> > roll them into Fedora-Extras as soon as I finished evaluating OpenXPKI.
> It would be interesting to have the ability to build those from within
> the source tree. We have scripts for Debian, FreeBSD and SuSE at
> trunk/package, so it sounds interesting to add a fedora subdirectory
> there.
Okay, I'll do some more testing and then hand them to you. Do you want 
them sent to the -devel list?
 
> >     * I18N_OPENXPKI_SERVER_DBI_DBH_PREPARE_FAILED; QUERY => INSERT INTO 
> > seq_audittrail (seq_number, dummy) VALUES (NULL, 0); ERRVAL => no such 
> > table: seq_audittrail(1) at dbdimp.c line 269; ERRNO => 1
> Hmmm, weird. Did you create your database earlier than February 8th? The
> seq_audittrail is only available since then. Try openxpkiadm initdb
> --force.

Nope. I created a new DB this morning.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# sqlite3 /var/lib/openxpki/sqlite.db .tables
aliases                     seq_crr
audittrail                  seq_csr
certificate                 seq_csr_attributes
certificate_attributes      seq_dataexchange
crl                         seq_global_id
crr                         seq_secret
csr                         seq_workflow
csr_attributes              seq_workflow_history
secret                      seq_workflow_version
seq_audittrail              workflow
seq_certificate             workflow_context
seq_certificate_attributes  workflow_history
seq_crl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]#

This shows a seq_audittrail Table. 

I'm guessing the problem is in one of the DBD classes.


> > FWIW: I've selected SQLite for testing.
> Not that I believe that it is part of the problem here, you will
> certainly run into problems with it later. SQLite is meant to be used
> for automatic tests only, as it has no concurrency support and causes a
> lot of problems with locks. It might even happen that you can not issue
> a certificate because of these problems. I'd strongly suggest to
> consider using something else for testing ...

Okay, thanks for the heads-up. I planned on using SQLite for testing as 
it's lightweight.

Switching to MySQL does in fact solve the problem shown above.

 
> > Any other Authentication Method except the Certificate 
> > Challenge/Response is just sending me back to authentication/index.html.
> This is probably because of the error above.

Good guess. These logins do work fine now.


Thanks, the WebInterface works so far and I can start fiddling around. But 
I guess I'll be right back with some more questions. :>

regards,
 andreas

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