Chris Covell wrote:

I have built my CA fine and exported the configuration, CA certs and first two certs. I have checked the tar file and there is good data there.

Now, importing it into the RA I get the following message on the screen:

Test the archive ...
/bin/tar -tvf /tmp/openca.tar
Importing archive ...
Load required variables ...
Changing to directory /usr/local/internal_ra/openca/var/tmp/tmp_32357 ...
Running the import command(s) ...
/bin/tar -xvf /tmp/openca.tar -C /usr/local/internal_ra/openca/var/tmp/tmp_32357
LDAP-support is deactivated
Importing _CERTIFICATE ...
No objects are present.
Importing _REQUEST ...
No objects are present.
Importing _CA_CERTIFICATE ...
No objects are present.
Make CA-Certificate available on the server ...OK.
Re-Building CA Chain ... Ok.
Importing _CRL ...
No objects are present.
Importing _CRR ...
No objects are present.
Importing the data from the batchprocessors ... Ok.
Importing the RBAC-configuration ... Ok.
Clean up ...Ok.

This looks like "download all" and not "download configuration".


When I look at the apache error log I see the message:

sh: cd: /usr/local/internal_ra/openca/var/tmp/tmp_32357/batch: No such file or directory

And it is right, there is no directory of that name !

If you export the configuration then the directory for the export of the batchprocessors will not be created. So if you try to import a nonexistent directory then there is an error. Sounds logical, right?


I added some lines to export-import.lib to avoid the message in the future but I don't think that it is a real bug.

Michael
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