Thanks to Joacim for directing me to the mail archive
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/
As I had suspected, the problem was the space in the default installation
directory name under "c:\program files\opensa". I had already considered
this before emailing to the group and had tried to uninstall and re-install
at "c:\opensa". Unfortunately the uninstall didn't remove the bad bit it
had put into the PATH in autoexec.bat.
Solution summary:
edit autoexec.bat and put quotes around the lines containing c:\program
files\opensa, e.g.:
SET PATH="C:\PROGRAM FILES\OPENSA\OPENSSL\BIN;%PATH%"
SET OPENSSL_CONF="C:\Program Files\OpenSA\OpenSSL\openssl.cnf"
Then of course you need to reboot before this takes effect, which the
install doesn't do for you either.
Also find a spare copy of mime.types from a separate download of Apache
(www.apache.org) and copy it into the apache/conf directory.
I also went to the trouble of setting the domain names during installation
to snakeoil.dom, which is what the default installed certificate was created
for. Who knows whether this made any difference :-)
Perhaps this could be put onto the OpenSA development bugs page instead of
the "not yet available message". Then you wouldn't see yet another mail:
"I'm a newbie ... line 191 syntax error..."
Andy
Maybe I can get down to the interesting bit about digital certificates now
:-)
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