Hi,
I don't know if It will help you, but I found a nice guide in Internet to
install OpenCA and I succeeded in installing in Linux before.
http://wiki.arcs.org.au/bin/view/Main/CAInstallGuide093
Regards,
Gorka
On 5/7/08, Massimiliano Pala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> to install openca you just need the two packages:
>
> 1. openca-tools
> 2. openca-base
>
> First install the openca-tools. download the package, unpack it,
> go in the directory and just follow the standard config/compile/install
> procedure:
>
> $ ./configure
> $ make
> $ make install <-- You might need to have root
> privileges
>
> To install the openca-base package, follow a very similar procedure.
> The simplest way to do it, just cd into the unpacked directory and:
>
> $ ./configure --prefix=SOMEWHERE
> $ make
> $ make install-online
> $ make install-offline
>
> If you do not want to install the CA on the same machine as the RA+PUB,
> just
> do not execute the last step (do it on the CA machine).
>
> Then go to the SOMEWHERE directory and edit the config.xml file (there you
> will find the basic options). The next step is to execute the
> ./configure_etc.sh
> script that automatically apply the changes to all the .template config
> files.
>
> After that, you shall be pretty set... start OpenCA by using the openca_rc
> script
> (eg., SOMEWHERE/etc/openca_rc start).
>
> BTW, there is no build.sh script - it must be a reference to an old
> installation
> procedure. Follow the above steps and you should be fine. One note, though.
>
> Check the SOMEWHERE/etc/access_control directory, you might want to set the
> appropriate access methods to the different interfaces (pub/ra/ca... ).
>
> Later,
> Max
>
>
> Edmar Mangahas wrote:
>
>> I am installing an OpenCA on Ubuntu Server.
>>
>> I'm done installing the following below.
>>
>> * OpenCA PKI Modules
>> * LibPKI
>> * OpenCA OCSPD
>> * PRQPD Server
>>
>> Addition to that are the Perl 5.8.8, Apache2 2.2.4, Sendmail, OpenSSL,
>> OpenLDAP, and mod_ssl and other projects needed.
>>
>> But, this instruction is confusing me,
>>
>> 0. Build and install OpenCA using the build.sh script which installs
>> both parts of OpenCA (RA and CA) in /usr/local/openra and
>> /usr/local/openca
>> respectively. (Extract openca-x.y.tar.gz and put build.sh inside
>> openca-x.y
>> directory. Then change directory to openca-x.y and type ./build.sh )
>>
>> -->I've downloaded the openca-0.9.3-rc1 (is this the one i'm asked to
>> extract?). After extracting it, i found no "build.sh" inside it, how is it?
>>
>> This package was installed, I checked it in the synaptic package manager,
>> but still there are no parts of openca and openra in /usr/local/. What's
>> the possible problem?
>>
>> I badly need your help. Timeframe of 1 week to install this was given to
>> me.
>>
>> Thanks in advanced!
>>
>
>
>
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