Hi List-
I think I do have RC6 installed on OpenBSD now and think that I
configured it properly, but am having problems with https access.
In following Kevin Mitcham's cookbook, I've gone through these steps
(using gmake and egcc):
configure ra
make
make install-online
make distclean
configure ca
make
make install-offline
create and test mysql DB
edit apache httpd.conf (in OpenBSD this runs chrooted by default and I
copied over everything installed by OpenCA into the chroot environment)
edit ra and ca config.xml files (no changes necessary to
ca-node.xml.template or ca.xml.template or ra-node.xml.template or
ra.xml.template.
run the "magic script" configure_etc.sh
that script makes configuration files from the template(s)
then openca_start
But when I use the browser to open a page on
https://myhost.example.com/ra, I just get the following (exact copy of
what I'm seeing):
Unknown host new.host.name
No idea where this is coming from. It's not in the index.html file
that the alias /ra points to, nor is it in the cgi script.
I do have correct SSL access to
the apache server (I can see the root document via https://...).
If I try http access I get:
Error Aborting connection - you are using a wrong security protocol (http).
General Error. 6251026.
I realize that this is due to the settings in ca-node.xml.template,
ca.xml.template, ra-node.xml.template, and ra.xml.template, and I'd
like to keep connections encrypted, so I've left those as is.
Any ideas where this is coming from and how to fix?
I get the same error whether I run apache chrooted or not.
Many thanks.
-Kevin
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