Hello!
Thank you Christian. I've checked previous replies regarding to
this subject.
The problem is that in boot time there is no way to set this
password, but shouldn't we look for a solution, instead of removing
this feature?
My question is:
We could use the "expect" (EXPECT.nist.gov/) to enter this password
in a script. But since the password would be in a script, it probably
is the same as removing the passphrase? Or is there a slight difference?
Thanks,
Marcelo
From: Christian Voelker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - 2007-07-26 14:21
Am 26.07.2007 um 15:48 schrieb Inna Klimbovskaia:
I think, we somehow miss passphrase which we entered while creating
sitebndl.zip...
So you have entered a passphrase where shouldnt have.
However, I don't see any instructions in the documentation on how
to provide passphrase to handle server.
Thats the reason why you should not use a passphrase.
No chance to enter it at boot time. Sorry.
I dont know the steps how to remove the passphrase
but encryption uses standard algorithms and there
should be some tool around to remove the passphrase
(given that you still know it). I would search for
it in the openssl suite of tools. This would save
you from creating a new sitebundle and bothering
CNRI people. Hope, this helps.
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