2012/1/31 Hugo Letemplier <hugo.let...@gmail.com>:
> Hello
>
> By the past, I made experimentations with bacula certificates.
> When passing Bacula in "Production", I reset every certificates on all
> the client in order to make everything fine.
>
> It appears recently that I couldn't restore a windows server with the
> master keypair because the master.cert was wrong.
>
> I did the following query :
>
>
> SELECT DISTINCT
>  path.path,
>  file.md5,
>  job.starttime,
>  client.name
> FROM
>    public.client,
>    public.file,
>    public.filename,
>    public.path,
>    public.job
> WHERE
>    client.clientid = job.clientid AND
>    file.jobid = job.jobid AND
>    file.filenameid = filename.filenameid AND
>    file.pathid = path.pathid AND
>    filename.name = 'master.cert'
> ORDER BY file.md5,client.name,path.path,job.starttime
> ;
>
> First I have seen that between operating systems (Linux,Mac) the md5
> hash was different
> Then on my four windows machines, the hash is always different (each
> master.cert hash is unique on each windows machine.
>
> How is this possible ?
>
> Furthermore, if I test the master.cert manually with openssl md5, on
> windows machines, it's not working if the .cert has the same openssl
> md5 hash than on Linux or Mac
>
> It seems to be a problem of EndOfLine or Encoding.
>
> How should be stored the certificate in order to make it compliant
> between every systems ?
>
> Why do the bacula hashs on windows are always differents ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Hugo



I solved partially my problem. My "master.cert" was with "/LF" as
endline caracters
The remaining problem is that bacula never told me that the cert was wrong !

Why bacula doesn't check the certificate content ?


Hugo

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