FC4 and Sendmail - Cannot create sendmail.pem
Not the most UBER of GEEKS when it comes to Sendmail, but I can usually hold my own. However, with the advent of FC4 I am having a boatload of odd problems... not the least of which is that there does not seem to be a "/usr/share/ssl/certs" directory created, thus makiing it seemingly impossible to create 'sendmail.pem' to enable SSL connects to sendmail at 587.
I have dovecot setup to handle my IMAP and that seems fine... may breakdown and try cyrus at some point when I have a day to kill... but SENDMAIL is being the bane of my existence right now Folks, I know I must be missing something silly here. OpenSSL is installed... YUM has run... everything "looks" good... what is broken? :scratch: HELP PLEASE! Thanks... David --------------------------------------------- "Once you can accept the Universe and nothing that is something expanding into something that is nothing... wearing stripes with plaid is easy!" |
not the least of which is that there does not seem to be a "/usr/share/ssl/certs"
If you "rpm -ql openssl|grep cert" then there should be a /usr/share/ssl/certs dir which should contain Makefile, ca-bundle.crt and make-dummy-cert which are RH-contributed files that are injected in the rpm. If they don't exist anywhere else then that package seems broken, but then you run FC-bleeding-edge-4... Extract those files from an FC3 or FC2 rpm, make /usr/share/ssl/certs, put the Makefile, ca-bundle.crt and make-dummy-cert there and link ca-bundle.crt to ../cert.pem and you should be set. |
Silly question... does anyone know WHICH rpm files are required. For some reason I am having a rotten time trying to find that info in the online forums and in Redhat's website.
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