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distribution CA package for store.anu.edu.au ============================================ To install this CA distribution package, assuming you have Globus 2.x installed: download the package file: store-ca.tar.gz from: http://anusf.anu.edu.au/~jgs900/store-CA-files as user "root": gunzip and untar store-ca.tar.gz into /etc/grid-security/certificates when user/host/ldap requesting...
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distribution CA package for store.anu.edu.au
============================================
To install this CA distribution package, assuming you have Globus 2.x installed:
download the package file: store-ca.tar.gz
from: http://anusf.anu.edu.au/~jgs900/store-CA-files
as user "root":
gunzip and untar store-ca.tar.gz into /etc/grid-security/certificates
when user/host/ldap requesting certificates:
when running grid-cert-request, use "-ca f4cacd1f" option
send cert requests to globus@store.apac.edu.au
CC requests to Jon.Smillie@anu.edu.au
when CA certificate expires:
d...
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