Michael Konietzka wrote:
Hello,
I am new to OpenCA and want to "setup two management interfaces on one server", as described in openca-0.9.2-RC3/docs/guide/html_chunked/ch03s04.html#id2885425


My installation history.

First the online-Part:
rossi> ./configure --prefix=/home/openca/ --with-openssl-prefix=/usr/local/ssl/--with-openca-user=openca --with-openca-group=users --with-httpd-user=nobody --with-httpd-group=nobody

Please add: --with-node-prefix=online_node


Now the offline part:
rossi> cd ~openca/openca-0.9.2-RC3/
rossi> ./configure --prefix=/home/openca/ --with-openssl-prefix=/usr/local/ssl/ --with-openca-user=openca --with-openca-group=users --with-httpd-user=nobody --with-httpd-group=nobody

Please add: --with-node-prefix=offline_node


All works fine until I want edit etc/configure_etc.sh
It is not clear, how to change etc/configuure_etc.sh

In my configure_etc.sh I found:

for DIRECTORY in
/home/openca//OpenCA/etc
/home/openca//OpenCA/lib
/home/openca//apache/htdocs/ca
/home/openca//apache/htdocs/ra
/home/openca//apache/htdoc
do

but in the documentation it is said there "should" be directories like

/Test/OpenCA/etc/
/Test/OpenCA/lib/servers/ca_node
/Test/OpenCA/lib/servers/ca
/Test/htdocs/ca
/Test/htdocs/ca_node

After you added the two node prefixes you will find the directories /home/openca//OpenCA/lib/servers/online_node and /home/openca//OpenCA/lib/servers/offline_node in your installation. Otherwise there is only a single node interface in your installation. I will update the documentation to make it more clear.


Michael
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