[Box Backup] Signing Server Certificate Fails.

[ken]

Hi Ben,

That did it - copied the files to the location indicated in bbstored.conf

Sorry about that.

The output of bbstored-certs says:

Certificate signed.

Install the files

   ca/servers/mybizguard.com-cert.pem
   ca/roots/clientCA.pem

on the server.

Maybe you could say "Install the files on the server as defined in
bbstored.conf" for dummies like me.

Cheers!
Ken

>
> On 27 Oct 2004, at 19:47, ken wrote:
>
>> Hi Ben,
>>
>> RPM's - Fedora Core 2
>>
>> Yes - I had setup logging.
>>
>> Daemon doesn't start and same errors in log file.
>>
>> Output of /var/log/box:
>> Oct 27 14:43:24 mybizguard bbstored[25288]: Starting daemon (config:
>> /etc/box/bbstored.conf) (version 0.08)
>> Oct 27 14:43:24 mybizguard bbstored/hk[25289]: Housekeeping process
>> started
>> Oct 27 14:43:24 mybizguard bbstored/hk[25289]: Starting housekeeping
>> Oct 27 14:43:24 mybizguard bbstored/hk[25289]: Finished housekeeping
>> Oct 27 14:43:24 mybizguard bbstored[25288]: SSL err during Load
>> certificates: error:02001002:system library:fopen:No such file or
>> directory
>> Oct 27 14:43:24 mybizguard bbstored[25288]: SSL err during Load
>> certificates: error:20074002:BIO routines:FILE_CTRL:system lib
>> Oct 27 14:43:24 mybizguard bbstored[25288]: SSL err during Load
>> certificates: error:140DC002:SSL
>> routines:SSL_CTX_use_certificate_chain_file:system lib
>> Oct 27 14:43:24 mybizguard bbstored[25288]: exception Server
>> TLSLoadCertificatesFailed (3/25) -- terminating
>> Oct 27 14:43:24 mybizguard bbstored/hk[25289]: Terminating daemon
>
>
> This means that it failed to load the certificates from disc. Note how
> it says:
>
>> SSL err during Load certificates: error:02001002:system
>> library:fopen:No such file or directory
>
> Did you copy the two files from within the ca directory to the
> /etc/box/bbstored directory that bbstored-certs told you to copy to the
> server? This is a manual step, because you are expected to keep the CA
> on a machine which isn't directly connected to the internet.
>
> Look at the bbstored.conf file. Make sure that all the files this
> configuration file mentions do actually exist.
>
> Make sure you follow all the instructions given! It will work if you
> follow them to the letter. The configuration scripts even output
> instructions which are customised to your exact setup.
>
> Ben
>
>
>
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Ken Gregoire
Gordian Data Inc.
www.gordiandata.com
ken@gordiandata.net