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Error during installation #40
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When the install script is piped into bash directly from github, the checksum used to be empty.
Debian 11 should be fine, I just haven't come around to testing it myself yet. If you simply run the local /home/labca/labca/install script now, it should work and correct itself. Your issue was caused by a small bug as there are commits on the main branch after the latest release. This should be fixed now, so it should also work when starting completely from scratch again. |
Thank you, I deleted and recreated the VM and ran the updated script - the CA installed just fine. When setting up I got the following error after confirming my root CA and intermediate:
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Hmm never seen that before. No idea where that \8 reference could be coming from. Are there any empty files in /home/labca/boulder_labca/ or /home/labca/boulder_labca/config (apart from setup_complete), or remaining .bak files? |
Sorry, right, the setup_complete file does not exist yet because of the error message. Looking at the timestamps all being the same for these files, it looks like the apply-boulder script did not even start modifying the config files, so the issue must be coming from the apply-nginx script. Could you try the following:
And then from inside the docker container run these commands:
Hopefully that gives some clue on why it fails. Maybe it can't extract the info from the root and intermediate certificates. If there is still no useful error message here, try these commands manually from that same docker session:
Finally if this all still is fine, there could be something wrong with the Organization name, please check if this command inside the docker container looks suspicious:
It should be two simple strings, something like
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Going to check the commands above now, but when reading your reply I got a sneaking suspicion:
The organization name I entered is "Sahnee UG (haftungsbeschränkt)" (note the "ä" umlaut). Are special characters supported in organization names? |
I won't have time to look further into special chars until next week, so you'll probably want to use a different organization name for now. I'm glad we at least know now what the root cause was! |
Sounds good, thank you for your time! |
The latest release now can handle special characters in the organization name, and they also show up properly in the certificates. |
Hello,
I just tried to install LabCA on a fresh Debian 11 VM:
Ive seen from the README that only Debian 9 and 10 are officially supported. Is this a Debian 11 issue? I'm hesitant to use an old Debian version especially for something as security critical as a CA.
Thank you for your time!
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