>>>>> "ml" == ml <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> I would set debug to 1 in log.xml, restart the RA server, and then
>> look at var/log/stderr.log. Maybe you'll find a hint there.
ml> I tried that to, but I could not find anything helpful there, maybe you?
It's detected that the user information should be in the XML file, but
the `credentials' are not there.
I don't know if `credentials' mean the data of the user, or the data
from the XML configuration file. (After all, I use OpenCA only since a
two weeks and am a newbie here. :-)
Is the user defined in etc/access_control/node.xml?
There must be a passwd element after <database>internal</database>;
just like in ra.conf in the same directory. That passwd element must
contain a user named root.
Otherwise, I have no idea either. Try to detect the code in
OpenCA/AC.pm that's between the two debug outputs
OpenCA::AC-> database ..... internal
OpenCA::AC-> credentials ... present
These are both output in the case of your RA server, but the execution
seems to abort after the first line in the node server.
HTH,
Joachim
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