Thanks alot Martin for the quick response.

we have installed openxpki just by following quickstart guide. openxpki CA
is setup we are able to enroll through webUI but when I try to use scep it
is not working. we have even installed openca-tools manually as mentioned
in quickstart guide. As mentioned in quick start guide I hope it should
work as it is with default setting  but I get an  404 error page not found
when I use scep url http://localhost/scep/scep.
even when I use sscep client it throws a error saying "error while sending
message"

can you please help us know where we have gone wrong or anything else we
need to set?

Thanks,
Bhagyashree

Thanks and Regards
Bhagyashree V. Chagi
9916991266

On Wed, May 4, 2016 at 4:39 PM, Martin Bartosch <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Bhagyashree,
>
> > I am new to openxpki. As I came across the document that openxPKI
> support for LDAP and file based crl, I just wanted to check whether
> openxpki supports downloading CRL and Publishing CRL to CDP via http
> protocol or not. if yes, please let me know the steps for the same.
>
> OpenXPKI does not directly serve the HTTP protocol. Instead, it is a
> Daemon process running in the background. The frontend part is talking to
> the daemon via a Unix Domain Socket interface.
>
> The frontend requires a web server (e. g. Apache) to work. The web server
> where OpenXPKI is running on will be able to serve additional HTTP/HTTPS
> services besides the OpenXPKI frontend.
>
> If you want to serve HTTP CDPs the correct way is to configure a web
> server (it may or may not be on the same system as OpenXPKI) to serve the
> CDP URL. Then you need to make sure that the CRL that OpenXPKI creates is
> copied into the location where the web server can serve it.
>
> Long story short: configure CRL publishing to a file in OpenXPKI. The
> configured path should point to a documentroot subdirectory which is
> accessible via the web server.
> Configure the target path in a way that OpenXPKI can write it and the web
> server can read it.
> Once OpenXPKI writes the file, it can be served by the web server.
>
> HTH,
>
> Martin
>
>
>
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