I've had the cert file double quoted and unquoted.

Pretty much the same result.

Maybe I need to step back and ask:  what are the steps to get bacula-fd 
running on Windows with TLS?

Does anyone have a basic primer or how-to out there who has actually 
done it?

Do you have to install OpenSSL separately or just use the files that are 
in the distribution/rpm?

Thank you.

Bruno Friedmann wrote:
> Did you double quotes the path certificate file ?
> Openssl is sensible ...
> 
> And in what you get as error message it talk to the crl ( certificate 
> revocation list )
> which have to exist and be genereated after you issue new certificate ( or 
> revoque some other ).
> 
> You could check in openssl manual for crl
> 
> openssl ca -verbose -config $CACONF -gencrl -out $CADIR/crl/ca.pem.crl
> 
> 
> Exim List wrote:
>> I have a client who would like data backed up on a remote Windows machine.
>>
>> I have the bacula-fd.conf set up and working well by itself on the 
>> Windows 2003 server connecting to a Linux Director.
>>
>> When I try to use TLS, I get errors.
>>
>> Per suggestions, I created the .key, .csr and .crt files on a Unix 
>> machine to alleviate the hassle of using Openssl on Windows.
>>
>> I copied these files to:
>>
>> c:\documents and settings\all users\application data\bacula
>>
>> as server.key, server.crt and the original ca.crt used on the issuing 
>> server.
>>
>> I get this error when running 'bacula-fd -d100' from the command line:
>>
>> ************************************************************************
>> Error: ../../lib/openssl.c:86 Error loading certification verification 
>> stores:  ERR=error:02001002:system library:fopen:No such file or directory
>>
>> The next error is the same except it changes to 2006D080:BIO 
>> routines:BIO_new_file:no such file
>>
>> Third error is 0B084002:x509 certificate 
>> routines:X509_load_cert_crl_file:system lib
>>
>> Fourth error is Fatal Error at ../../filed/filed.c:323 because: Failed 
>> to initialize TLS context for File daemon "server" in bacula-fd.conf.
>> ************************************************************************
>>
>> I've tried copying the crt files to c:\program files\bacula and changing 
>> the bacula-fd.conf to match.  That didn't help either.
>>
>> I've scoured the web for about an hour and can't find anything pertinent 
>> to help.
>>
>> Does anyone have any ideas?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
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