christopher wrote: >>>>>make[9]: Leaving directory `/tmp/openca-0.9.2.4/src/common/etc' >>>>>+ /usr/bin/install -c -d -o nobody -g >>>>>nogroup /usr/local/openca.0.9.2/openca/etc >>>>>/usr/bin/install: invalid group `nogroup'
You don't have a group "nogroup" in your system.
> ./configure \
> --prefix=${PREFIX} \
> --with-openca-prefix=${PREFIX}/openca \
> --with-etc-prefix=${PREFIX}/openca/etc \
> --with-httpd-fs-prefix=/etc/httpd \
> --with-module-prefix=${PREFIX}/modules \
> --with-openssl-prefix=/usr \
> --with-engine=no \
> --with-web-host=rhes-mp2.com \
> --with-ca-organization="openca" \
> --with-ldap-port=389 \
> --with-ldap-root="cn=Manager,dc=openca,dc=syn" \
> --with-ldap-root-pwd="openca" \
> --enable-ocspd \
> --enable-db \
> --disable-dbi \
> --disable-rbac \
> --with-service-mail-account="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> --with-openca-user=openca \
> --with-openca-group=openca \
> --with-hierarchy-level=ra
There are two additional parameters
--with-httpd-user
and
--with-httpd-group
which tell configure which user and group the stuff that the apache is
supposed to read has to have.
Default for --with-httpd-group is "nogroup".
=> Set this to whatever your apache runs under (Parameters "User" and
"Group" in your httpd.conf).
Juergen
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