first we know that the anonymous access to CVS is a big problem. Sourceforge upgraded some time ago the CVS server for developers but the CVS server for anonymous users is not able to manage the high load.
Ti Leggett wrote:
So I managed to download the nightly CVS tarball from sourceforge. However, I must be doing something wrong to get it working. Taking the stable tarball, configuring and making it I get a working installation. But when I take either the latest SNAP or the nightly CVS tarball, configure it exactly the same as the stable and making it, I don't get a working installation. For starters I don't get openca/apache/htdocs/ca_node, I only get openca/apache/htdocs/ca. Same thing for cgi-bin. Also I get template files instead of the actual files like index.html.template. The make of the SNAP and CVS completes successfully as does the install. Am I missing a step that needs to be done in order to get the unstable versions working. I really need the ability to remove roles that I don't need which I gather is only in the unstable code. Thanks!
OpenCA 0.9.2 has a new installation process and one changed install target. install-ca only installs the CA. install-offline installs ca and ca_node. If you installed the software please edit etc/config.xml, check that configure_etc.sh address the correct areas and then run ./configure_etc.sh. Be careful if you have ca_node and ra_node on the same machine. In this case you need two config.xml and two configure_etc.sh to not mix ca_node and ra_node.
Michael
P.S. the default password is root for user root (0.9.2 has an own access control).
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