I have no idea about the build version, can some one help here, you copy the certificate to the specified location and restart the apache, it should work.
>>> Russ Jury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9/27/2007 11:10 AM >>> Thanks for the help. Do you know if this is all working in 3.6.7092 server (simias 1.6.7085) and 3.6.7085 (win32) client? I have a cert in place (just using the public cert of my apache web server for now - named foobar.cer) but it does not populate the drop down box for the client - have tried wiping out simias directory in my windows profile so no old settings are in place, wiping out my user/ifolders and rebuilding them, restarting server/client - all to no avail... Is there any way to debug this? My next step is to build the SwingStoreBrowser to see if I can see that it is grabbing the cert - am I correct that the "iFolder server data base" you refer to below is the "Store" that this browser operates upon? Thanks again! Arul Selvan wrote: > It is a certificate of format PEM or DER which has only the public key. > it will populate the "Recovery Agent" drop-down box on the client. > Once the certificate is added it will stay remain in the iFolder server data > base. > Certificates can be added any time provided the ifolder services need to be > restarted > > > >>>> Russ Jury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9/25/2007 7:16 PM >>> > I'm wondering if anyone out there has set up the Recovery Agent on iFolder > 3.6 and can help shed some light on how to configure it. I have a > successful iFolder install on SuSE 10.2 using rpms from srinidhi. I am > trying to figure out what the simias-server-setup script is looking for > when it asks for the "Recovery Agent Certificate Path?"... > > I'm assuming it is looking for a path with a X.509 certificate (from what > I understand from other Novell documentation, in PEM or DER format, but > with extensions .cer or .der?), however I'm not sure if it is looking for > a public or private key (or both), or exactly what. I have taken a brief > look at the code, though I'm not a programmer and have seen snippets that > look for a certificate, and if there isn't one, it makes one - not sure if > this is related or not either. > > Is it looking for a CA certificate (i.e. one that can sign other certs?) > > Am I also correct in when it does find one or more certificates here that > it likes, it will populate the "Recovery Agent" drop-down box on the client? > > Could someone please help me figure this out? Even if you have part of > the answer, I'd really appreciate any info on the subject. Thanks much!! > > -Russ J. > _______________________________________________ > ifolder-dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://forge.novell.com/mailman/listinfo/ifolder-dev > > > _______________________________________________ ifolder-dev mailing list [email protected] http://forge.novell.com/mailman/listinfo/ifolder-dev
