Hi max, thanks for your answer.
I tried what you told, I'm using last version (1.1.1), but I've tried
uncommenting the requested line and placing the file that is in the
examples folder inside the folder that is specified in the conf file.
I've also don a port scan (just for guessing if there was a port
conflict... just in case) but there were no conflicts.
the -v option did not make any change...
Just for convenient explanation I paste here what happens when launching
it as a normal process and as a dettached process:
##########################################################
ca2:/usr/local/etc/ocspd# ocspd -c ocspd.conf -v
OpenCA's OCSP Responder
(c) 2002-2006 by Massimiliano Pala and OpenCA Project
OpenCA licensed software
ca2:/usr/local/etc/ocspd# ocspd -c ocspd.conf -v &
[3] 2522
OpenCA's OCSP Responder
(c) 2002-2006 by Massimiliano Pala and OpenCA Project
OpenCA licensed software
ca2:/usr/local/etc/ocspd#
[3]+ Exit 255 ocspd -c ocspd.conf -v
ca2:/usr/local/etc/ocspd#
##########################################################
I tried to launch it as a daemon just for trying, but nothing occured:
##########################################################
ca2:/usr/local/etc/ocspd# ocspd -c ocspd.conf -v -d
ca2:/usr/local/etc/ocspd#
ca2:/usr/local/etc/ocspd# ocspd -c ocspd.conf -v -d &
[1] 2804
ca2:/usr/local/etc/ocspd#
[1]+ Exit 255 ocspd -c ocspd.conf -v -d
ca2:/usr/local/etc/ocspd#
##########################################################
Just as before, no log was written on /var/log/messages.... any idea?
do you want me to paste some relevant certificate information or
anything else that could break the program flow? (of course I added a
Role and created the certificate with OCSP Signing Extension just as
discussed on this thread:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=8067358 )
thank you bery much for helping
Massimiliano Pala escribió:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Hello to all of you, I've been reading all of your contributions to this
>> mailing list for a while (I've got an openca CA running and everything
>> was done with your help).
>>
> [...]
>
> Great to know...
>
> ... about your OCSP problem, it may be that the daemon is searching for an
> option (which is not really used) which is the 'db'. In your config file is
> commented, try to de-comment it and start the ocspd with the '-v' option.
>
> This is fixed in the new version of the ocspd (which version are you using?)
>
>
>> [ ocspd ]
>> default_ocspd = OCSPD_default # The default ocspd section
>>
>> ####################################################################
>> [ OCSPD_default ]
>>
>> dir = /usr/local/etc/ocspd # Where everything is kept
>> #db = $dir/index.txt # database index file. <<<<<---
>> md = sha1
>>
>
> Cheers,
> --- Max
>
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