Can you activate the debugging of the OpenSSL module please? This would output the commandline of SMIME module too. You can activate the debugging in crypto-utils.lib with
$ca_token->{DEBUG} = true;
I did as you said, here is the output from my console:
develop-bak:/usr/local/openca# etc/openca_start
Process Backgrounded
2004/03/24-19:18:37 OpenCA::Server (type Net::Server::Fork) starting! pid(685)
Binding to UNIX socket file /usr/local/openca/var/tmp/openca_socket using SOCK_STREAM
Setting gid to "1001 1001"
Setting uid to "1001"
develop-bak:/usr/local/openca# writing RSA key
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: class instantiated<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: crypto and name present<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: NAME CA<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->new: PASSWD_PARTS 1<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getReqAttribute<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getCertAttribute<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getNumericDate<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::setParams<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::issueCert<br>
Using configuration from /usr/local/openca/etc/openssl/openssl/CA_Operator.conf
DEBUG[load_index]: unique_subject = "yes"
Check that the request matches the signature
Signature ok
The Subject's Distinguished Name is as follows
countryName :PRINTABLE:'NL'
organizationName :PRINTABLE:'OpenCA'
organizationalUnitName:PRINTABLE:'Internet'
commonName :PRINTABLE:'administrator'
serialNumber :PRINTABLE:'11'
Certificate is to be certified until Mar 24 18:20:48 2005 GMT (365 days)
Write out database with 1 new entries
Data Base Updated
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getCertAttribute<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getCertAttribute<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::sign<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getCertAttribute<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getCertAttribute<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getPIN<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getDigest<br>
OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL->OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL: AUTOLOAD => OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL::getSMIME<br>
PKI Debugging: OpenCA::Token::OpenSSL error
PKI Debugging: Aborting all operations
PKI Debugging: Error: 8012006
PKI Debugging: Message: OpenCA::OpenSSL::SMIME->encrypt: unknown
problem encrypting (11).
PKI Debugging: debugging messages of OpenSSL token follow
Hope you can crack this one :)
thx! , Bram
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