Hallo,
perhaps in the my preceding msg I have given too much few information
OpenCa OpenCa is installed under suse 8.2
the version of OpenCa is openca-0.9.1-1.tar.gz
The version of Openldap is the 2.1.22
When I have tried to care the certificates I have had the same error of
Pascal Verrecchia (ser
Nicholas Roussos wrote:
Hi again Michael,
I was able to import the CA certificate in LDAP if I skipped the email
address part. By viewing the CA certificate, I used the option
"Import to LDAP with modified DN". I then removed the email info from
the DN and the certificate was imported succes
Hi again Michael,
I was able to import the CA certificate in LDAP if I skipped the email
address part. By viewing the CA certificate, I used the option
"Import to LDAP with modified DN". I then removed the email info from
the DN and the certificate was imported successfully. So I created
an
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 2:11 AM
Subject: Re: [Openca-Users] ldap-utils.lib
> Nicholas Roussos wrote:
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> > The certificate contains the email address in the subject alternative
> > name, as follows:
> > *Subject Alternative Nam
Nicholas Roussos wrote:
Do you know what the error "There is no special DN specified" means?
This is no error. It is only an informal message that the subject of the
certificate will be used and not a DN which can be specified in the
configuration.
PS. Are there major advantages why I should
Nicholas Roussos wrote:
The certificate contains the email address in the subject alternative
name, as follows:
*Subject Alternative Name:* DNS:ra.ritca.edu;email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you really use this string then your certificate doesn't include an
emailaddress. You must use a comma (and
Michael,
I just tested the patch with OpenCA 0.9.1.2 and it still doesn't behave
itself. The error when I try to import the CA certificate changed though
with 0.9.1.2. Instead of error 32 it now gives error 64 and says that
"naming attribute email is not present in entry" !!!
If I try to impo
Michael,
it seems that the patch does not help my situation. I am not using an
external database. I am using the default OpenCA DB.
Do you know what the error "There is no special DN specified" means?
It is what is displayed just before the error 32.
Nicholas
PS. Are there major advantages
Michael,
I tried it several times, however the email address is not detected. See
example below.
Another problem was regarding a Web server certificate. Following the
instructions from the OpenCA guide I create the RA Web server
certificate and I provide email address and DNS info. However, wh
Nicholas Roussos wrote:
It wouldn't let me get 0_9_1_2; CVS gave me an error message that it was
not tagged. I am not sure what that means, but you had mentioned that it
was tagged some hours ago so maybe it was not available yet... Anyway.
This is from CVS log. So it should be available.
symbo
Thanks Michael,
so far it is less frustrating than with the Apache problem :)
This is a typical problem which is fixed in CVS. You have to checkout
openca-0.9 with the release tags openca_0_9_1 (this is the 0.9.1
branch) or openca_0_9_1_2 (this is the 0.9.1.2 release - tagged some
hours ago).
Nicholas Roussos wrote:
1) Certificate x FAILED (error 64: LDAP-add failed: naming attribute
'serialNumber' is not present in entry)
where x=certificate no.
I have added pkiCA.schema and the LDAP server runs fine. I am not sure
if this error regards the certificates themselves, or the server.
Hi everyone,
I have been trying to import certificates to my LDAP server, however I
have some problems:
1) Certificate x FAILED (error 64: LDAP-add failed: naming attribute
'serialNumber' is not present in entry)
where x=certificate no.
I have added pkiCA.schema and the LDAP server runs fine.
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