Ankush Suresh Shah wrote:

>     We configured OpencA with following options:
>     --with-web-host=localhost
>     --with-httpd-host=localhost
>     --with-httpd-user=httpd
>     --with-httpd-group=websrc
>     --with-ca-organizaion=heyday
>     --with-ca-country=IN
>     --enable-db
>     --disable-dbi

These are all options? I don't believe it.

>     OpenCA was installed in the directory /usr/local/OpenCA

Which configure options?

>     We configured the apache web server (path /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf 
> ) to access CA and RA servers.

You don't need virtual hosts for OpenCA. You can run all the servers on 
the same Apache.

>     We made the entry for virtual host CA server, with script alias as 
> /cgi-bin for /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin.
>     The document root was /usr/local/apache/htdocs/ca. Server name was 
> ca.pace1.net

If you made a defaultinstallation then this is wrong. The document root 
must be /usr/local/apache/htdocs or you must use special configure-options.

>     We made the entry for virtual host RA server, with script alias as 
> /cgi-bin for /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin.
>     The document root was /usr/local/apache/htdocs/raserver. Server name 
> was ra.pace1.net

Same problem like for the ca.

>     Now, when we tried to access 'ca.pace1.net' using netscape, we got 
> the following error.
> 
>     ERROR 690
>     Configuration Error : Cannot initialize OpenCA::DB Class! 
> (/usr/local/OpenCA/var/db)
>     Errorcode : 2111041
>     Errormessage : OpenCA::db->new: Cannot initialize database(2121021) 
> OpenCA::dB->initDB: Cannot open database with datatype 
> VALID_CA_CERTIFICATE, filename and accessmode (2141021) 
> OpenCA::dB->dbopen:Cannot initialize dbms...

>     Do we need to change our setup?
>     1. Which versions of Red Hat, openssl, apache, perl, openca should 
> we install ?

You installed the right one.

>     2. Should we install CA and RA servers on different machines ?

This is not necessary for testing.

>     3. Could we skip modssl for the time being ?

Yes.

1. Is httpd the owner of /usr/local/OpenCA/var/db?
2. Is the User in httpd.conf really httpd?

There is definitely a problem with the permissions but I don't know 
what's going wrong exactly. The softwareversions are correct.

Sorry,

Michael
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