[Box Backup] Installation problems (was: (no subject))

[Michel CERDINI]

  Ok, now everything work fine.

  1/ I can't reproduce the deletion of etc/bbstored.conf. I've try to 
reproduce all my old configuration, but the config file was never deleted 
with a single line kill... Sorry... Perhaps it was a dream ? Strange ! Now 
it's ok so, it doesn't matter. If I have this problem again I'll write on 
this mailing list.

  2/ The certificate error was, of course, a personal mistake. Yesterday I 
use "sign-server" to sign the client certificate, and no "sign" option 
only. So... Of course... Problem... Now it's ok...

  Thanks a lot for everybody...
  And send to trash all your g++ v3.3.2 !

At 12:50 25/10/2004 +0100, Ben Summers wrote:

>On 25 Oct 2004, at 12:13, Michel CERDINI wrote:
>
>>
>>  Problem solved...
>>  It was a g++ compiler bug...
>>  It was this bug : http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=12726
>>  I have compiled a new one (g++-3.3.4), and now it work fine...
>>
>>  But... I have another one issue...
>>  I can't read the archive list at this time (the web access does't work 
>> ?), so sorry if I ask again a question already answered...
>>
>>  The server use libssl.so.0.9.7a, and boxbackup was compiled with it.
>>  The client use libssl.so.0.9.6b, and boxbackup was compiled with 
>> allow-old-openssl option.
>
>Although I haven't tested this configuration, I do not think it should be 
>a problem.
>
>>
>>  When the client is going to connect to the server, I see in the log 
>> file box :
>>
>>  Oct 25 13:00:14 serveur bbstored[30495]: SSL err during Accept: 
>> error:140890B2:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE:no certificate returned
>>
>>  Any idea ?
>
>Did you follow the instructions to set up the certificates exactly? 
>Everything will work if you follow them to the letter.
>
>>
>>  And I discovered a little bug :
>>  When the server is running, there are 2 process in the ps table.
>
>One is the listening server, the other is the housekeeping process. Send 
>signals to the listening server. (the process ID is in the .pid file, so 
>you might do "xargs kill < /var/run/bbstored.pid" for example.)
>
>>  I've tried to kill the 2 process with one kill line (ie. # kill 29143 
>> 29144).
>>  After that, the etc/bbstored.conf was strangely deleted !
>
>Could you post your bbstored.conf file? It's only the PID file which will 
>be deleted on the server.
>
>>  If I only kill the first process, the server going down, and 
>> etc/bbstored.conf isn't deleted...
>
>I'm not sure why that would happen. The housekeeping process is set to 
>ignore signals anyway.
>
>Ben
>
>
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