Re: [Openca-Users] Can't get public request to show up in RA Interface

[Ali R. K. <ili...@ya...>]

hi Jack

the problem is TEMPNEW!
in 1.3 version there is such problem
you can fix this by serching for "TEMP$status" in installdir/lib/cmds folder and remove TEMP word! you will find it in 4 files (i think) and by removing that everything works again for new requests!
if you want to fix the already issued certificates and requests you have to fix the status field in ca_certificates, certificates and CSR tables in your database manually! 


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 From: Jack D. Pond <jac...@ps...>
To: 'Users' Help and Suggestions' <ope...@li...> 
Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2012 7:10 AM
Subject: [Openca-Users] Can't get public request to show up in RA Interface
 

Weirdness.
 
I create a browser request CSR via the public interface, but when I go into the RA interface, it doesn’t show up.
 
It does, however, show up when I go into the CA interface and look at the:
 
PKI Init & Config->Initialization->RA Certificate->Issue the certificate
 
Where it shows up as having a status of: 
 
Request Status Information 
 
Current Status          TEMPNEW 
Signed By                 Not Signed
 
What am I doing wrong that it does not show up in the “RA Operations->Certification Requests” (checked under “New”, “Pending”, “Signing Require”, “Approved”).
 
I’m logging into RA operations as the administrator set up in the installation process.
 
 
Server Information for OpenCA Server Version 1.3.0  
Saturday 14 July 02:28:37 UTC  
Module Version 
OpenSSL 2.0.32 
Tools 0.4.3 
DB 2.1.50 
Configuration 1.5.3 
TRIStateCGI 1.5.5 
REQ 0.9.9 
X509 0.9.11 
CRL 0.9.7 
PKCS7 0.9.1.1.1 
HTML 0.9.40  
 
 
 
Jack D. Pond



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