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Oliver Welter | 1 Feb 15:44
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Re: Hi, problem with installation

Hello Luigi,

as promised I prepared some debian squeeze packages with the current 
development status.

The packages are available at http://packages.openxpki.org/debian

The packages feature a new (internal) certification interface, therefore 
there are some limitations:
* You can use only PKCS10 or server side key generation in CSRs
* LDAP publication is not working (will follow soon)
* SCEP suport is currently under redesign and has not been migrated yet. 
But if you need a test now, let me know and I can help you get it 
working with some efforts hopefully.

To get a test setup working do the following:
* Install a plain debian squeeze 64bit with at least 2GB disksapce.
* *Important* - activate the "en_US.utf-8" locale (remove the # from it 
in /etc/locale.gen and run locale-gen afterwards)
* Add the archive to your apt list and update
* Install the server packages
aptitude install libopenxpki-perl openxpki-i18n libopenxpki-client-perl

Install the HTML interface
aptitude install libopenxpki-client-html-mason-perl

Run the test deployment:
aptitude install openxpki-deployment

You will some some perl warnings, this is ok - if everthing works fine,
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Oliver Welter | 15 Feb 08:12
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Re: Hi, problem with installation

Hi Luigi,

I published new packages yesterday.
LDAP Publishing is now working again.

Oliver

On 01.02.2012 15:44, Oliver Welter wrote:
> Hello Luigi,
>
> as promised I prepared some debian squeeze packages with the current
> development status.
>
> The packages are available at http://packages.openxpki.org/debian
>
> The packages feature a new (internal) certification interface, therefore
> there are some limitations:
> * You can use only PKCS10 or server side key generation in CSRs
> * LDAP publication is not working (will follow soon)
> * SCEP suport is currently under redesign and has not been migrated yet.
> But if you need a test now, let me know and I can help you get it
> working with some efforts hopefully.
>
> To get a test setup working do the following:
> * Install a plain debian squeeze 64bit with at least 2GB disksapce.
> * *Important* - activate the "en_US.utf-8" locale (remove the # from it
> in /etc/locale.gen and run locale-gen afterwards)
> * Add the archive to your apt list and update
> * Install the server packages
> aptitude install libopenxpki-perl openxpki-i18n libopenxpki-client-perl
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