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Configuration Files
252 Red Hat Certificate System Administrator’s Guide • September 2005
1.
Stop the CS instance whose configuration file you want to edit (see “Starting, Stopping,
and Restarting CS Instances” on page 246).
The configuration file is stored in the cache when you start CS. Any changes you make
to CS through the CS console are changed in the cached version of the file. When you
stop or restart the server, the configuration file stored in the cache is written to disk.
You must stop the server before editing the configuration file because your changes
will be overwritten by the cached version when the server is stopped or restarted.
2.
Go to the following directory:
<server_root>/cert-<instance_id>/config
3.
Open the file
CS.cfg
in a text editor.
4.
Edit the parameters in the file and save your changes.
5.
Start CS (see “Starting, Stopping, and Restarting CS Instances” on page 246).
Guidelines for Editing the Configuration File
The following are guidelines for editing the configuration file:
• The format for parameters is as follows:
#comment
[parameter]=value
• Comment lines begin with the pound
(#)
character and are ignored.
• A line beginning with white space is considered a continuation of the previous line.
• Comment lines, blank lines, unknown parameters, or misspelled parameters are
ignored by the server.
• Subsystem-specific parameters are distinguished by a prefix identifying the subsystem
as follows:
❍
ca
for the Certificate Manager
❍
ra
for the Registration Manager
❍
kra
for the Data Recovery Manager
❍
ocsp
for the Online Certificate Status Manager