If you download the wrong version, you will not be able to install the required modules to get BugZilla working. You will simply be told that the modules you need were not found. Before attempting to install the modules, you need to add the BugZilla module repository to your installation!
If you fail to do this, once again, Perl will be unable to find the modules you need. Follow the rest of the instructions for installing the modules. You do not need to download Apache, because we are using IIS instead.
At this point, follow the provided link for instructions on configuring IIS for BugZilla : do everything listed in 2. Do all the optional steps except the Microsoft Knowledge Base steps.
At that point, stop and go no further. DO NOT go on to 2. You then select, or browse to, the proper. EXE or. DLL file. Also, the name of the PerlEx If you are told that you need to install more modules, go ahead and follow the instructions, remembering that you can scroll the command-line window up to see the text that has scrolled off the screen. Once checksetup. Localconfig does not exist until it is created by checksetup. Follow the instructions to enter the password in the localconfig file.
This tripped me up for hours and caused a CGI error in the web browser! If you use another editor, be careful when saving! At this point, you will likely get an error stating you could not connect to the MySQL database.
For some reason, this seems to occur even if you have correctly entered the password in localconfig. To fix this, you need to reset the password. Open a command prompt window and log in to the MySQL database as root; there is a picture of the required commands at the top of the BZ IIS page ; of course you will need to enter the password you used when first setting up MySQL, rather than the one shown in the picture.
Now, run checksetup. This time, it should create the tables for you, exactly as shown in the first set of instructions. If not, change the command accordingly. The test should run successfully; at this point, you can go back to the BZ IIS page and take care of entering the parameters and setting up the scheduled tasks.
In order to enter the parameters, you will need to run BugZilla in a browser. Open up your web browser, on the same computer on which you installed BugZilla. But — you may see an Error, right at the top of the page! PM module. Yes, I really did go through all the steps and errors noted above, and found the workarounds mentioned. In fact, this was easier than some, as many require you to download the source code and compile it yourself!
And some even require you to use a source-control app like CVS to get the source code! Use Apache[an open-source web server] on Linux! Open-source apps like this are just not going to get wide acceptance until they do something about their installations. But Microsoft did fix it, for the most part.
MSI files, rather than using Windows Installer directly]. In fact, ActiveState Perl itself uses Windows Installer , and it makes installing their product much easier. There are free and open-source install makers, many of which can create. MSI files, as well.
Most of these tools are capable of creating installers that install all required libraries and other apps, using Merge Modules or similar functionality. Just look at the amount of information I had to compile here!
Especially pay attention to setting permissions on the various directories; make sure whichever user your IIS is running under has access to all the Perl folders.
NET 2, but this didn't work either. The content you requested has been removed. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Sign in to vote. I have also ran the System File Checker, but no luck. Wednesday, December 3, PM. User posted I found the log file and a large amount of IIS files. You should keep this default behavior for your published standalone CA in order to prevent users on the Internet from obtaining certificates without your review.
Perform the following steps to approve a certificate request:. Figure 19 fig Figure 20 fig Figure 21 fig Certificate-based user authentication using a certificate stored on the user machine Users can obtain certificates and use those certificates to authenticate with the VPN server.
Certificate-based user authentication using a certificate stored on a Smart Card Users can obtain certificates and use the certificate to authenticate with the VPN server. This makes the stand-alone CA the Certificate Authority of choice in environments where there is no Active Directory infrastructure The stand-alone CA knows nothing about the user or computer account requesting the certificate.
You must manually and explicitly include all details required to obtain the type of certificate you require. If a user certificate is required, the user account must be in the local SAM of the stand-alone CA machine. The stand-alone CA does not immediately issue a certificate after the certificate request is made.
By default, an administrator must approve the certificate request and then the client must retrieve the certificate after an administrator approves the request. The reason is the stand-alone CA does not check the validity of the user account. You cannot add or remove certificate templates to the stand-alone CA. You must add the CA certificate to the Root Store manually. The stand-alone CA can receive limited support from the Active Directory when it is installed by a domain administrator in an Active Directory domain.
When the stand-alone CA is installed by a domain administrator , the CA certificate of the stand-alone CA will be added to the Trusted Root Certification Authorities certificate store for all domain users and computers.
The machine can be a standalone server, a member server in an Active Directory domain, or even a domain controller: Click Start , point to Control Panel and click Add or Remove Programs. Figure 1 fig On the Windows Components window, click on the Application Server entry and click the Details button figure 2.
Figure 5 fig Click Next on the Windows Components dialog box figure 6. Figure 7 fig Installing Microsoft Certificate Services Perform the following steps to install and configure a stand-alone CA on a Windows Server computer: Note: We recommend that you install the stand-alone CA on a member server or domain controller on your internal network. At a member server or domain controller in your internal network, log on as a domain administrator. Figure 8 fig In the Windows Components dialog box figure 9 , click on the Certificate Services entry and click the Details button.
A Microsoft Certificate Services dialog box appears and informs you that you can not change the machine name or the domain membership of the machine while it acts as a certificate server. Read the information in the dialog box and click Yes. Click OK in the Certificate Services dialog box. Figure 11 fig Click Next in the Windows Components dialog box figure
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