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Certificate Generation Warning

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Warning: openssl_pkey_new(): unable to write random state in C:\UniServer

\unicon\key_cert_gen\ssl_gen.php on line 114

 

It appears in certificate generation wizard (the ones with blue background console...

 

Is this normal?

What OS are you running? If it's Vista or Win7, did you run Start.exe as administrator?

My copy of US works fine when I do that.

Regards,

BobS

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Running on Win7 and it's my bad... I think older Start.exe always makes a pop-up warning asking Administrator privileges... Since version 7.x.x (forget the exact version), it stopped asking and I thought that's simply because it doesn't require administrator access anymore... :rolleyes:

 

The strange thing is, Run_pre_check.exe always asks for administrator privileges, and I always placed UniServer folder in Data Partition (Like D:\, not C:\ or C:\Program Files), so I think Win7 doesn't forbid it though...

 

Now I have another error... After certificate generation (no warning this time), I stopped Apache, and Apache simply won't start anymore... It just blinking and gone away... I checked error.log and can't find anything new lines written in it...

 

So I went to httpd.conf and I comment this line:

LoadModule ssl_module modules/mod_ssl.so >>> #LoadModule ssl_module modules/mod_ssl.so

 

and now Apache can start... But it obviously means that port 443 ssl is disabled... If I uncomment that line, it simply refused to start again...

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