christopher wrote: > On Mon, 2005-10-17 at 10:54 +0200, Juergen Brauckmann wrote: > >>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. > > > mean i must use nogroup to do the installation for openca?
Not necessarily. You must set --with-httpd-group to the group your apache runs under. If you don't set --with-httpd-group, OpenCA-configure assumes "nogroup". => 1. You should figure out what value the "Group"-Directive in your httpd.conf is. If you don't know which httpd.conf is used, you must figure that out first. 2. Configure OpenCA with parameter --with-httpd-group and the value from step 1. >>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". Juergen
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