Jaime Hablutzel

One possible solution is unset TERM beforehand or set it to something that doesn't start "xterm" | "gnome" | "rxvt". I've tested this and it works, but asking a regular user to do this would be confusing to say the least. The above feel to me a little more direct than trying to make bashdb "smarter", To me (as a noob in terminals, bash, etc), the patch in https://sourceforge.net/p/bashdb/bugs/58/#e212 doesn't seem to be adding more "smart" logic as it seems to be just asking where the input is coming...

Note that this bug report is related to the following erratic behavior. Say you want to debug a script that receives piped data: echo "piped data" | bashdb --tty /dev/pts/0 --tty_in /dev/pts/0 script_that_reads_stdin.sh Currently, the first call to "read" around the function "xterm_cormpatible_fg_bg" in "init/term-background.sh": ... IFS=: read -t 0.1 -d $'\a' x fg ... Will unintendedly consume the piped data, so when the script being debugged tries to read the data it might not be available anymore....

Not that this bug report is related to the following erratic behavior. Say you want to debug a script that receives piped data: echo "piped data" | bashdb --tty /dev/pts/0 --tty_in /dev/pts/0 script_that_reads_stdin.sh Currently, the first call to "read" around the function "xterm_cormpatible_fg_bg" in "init/term-background.sh": ... IFS=: read -t 0.1 -d $'\a' x fg ... Will unintendedly consume the piped data, so when the script being debugged tries to read the data it might not be available anymore....

Go to the corresponding Crypto Token and enable auto-activation for it. Sent from Android. On Thu, Aug 1, 2019, 10:15 PM Jimmy wang seabird007@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Hi， I installed the EJBCA 6.15.2.1 Community,But I have to manually active ManagmentCA each time the system restarts. Is there any way I can automatically active ManagmentCA ? Thanks, Jimmy ManagementCA Crypto Tokens Auto-activation https://sourceforge.net/p/ejbca/discussion/123123/thread/938ff9c278/?limit=25#b09e Sent from sourceforge.net...

I created a cert profile and used code signing ms commercial code signing ms individual code signing but the application still comes up listed as an unknown publisher. Have you installed the CA that generated your code signing certificate in the MS "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" (e.g. via certmgr.msc)?.

The administrator was added to the appropriate role. Do you refer to the 'Super Administrator Role'?

You need the -path parameter as follows: openssl ocsp -CAfile ./rootCA.crt -issuer ./rootCA.crt -serial 0x008486394c03e1f5da -req_text -host 192.168.0.9:8080 -path /ejbca/publicweb/status/ocsp On Wed, May 29, 2019 at 12:59 PM Tomas Gustavsson anatom@users.sourceforge.net wrote: An issue may be that you, by default need a path as part of the url (/ejbca/publicweb) perhaps that is what you mean? To rewrite urls so that it answers directly on the / path, and on port 80 (so you don't need a port option)...

I'm not an C/C++ expert, but these dependencies shouldn't be checked by the 'configure'...