The ISPConfig monitor has started showing the following error very often. I cannot pinpoint what is happening when the error occurs. Code: CA path error, file does not exist:admin/openssl.cnf I am running the perfect server on CentOS 6.4.
I think it's blank. (My browser is trying to autofill it like a password field, but I don't think there is actually a value stored there. What's odd is that this error just started coming up within past the day. I've been running my server like this for almost a year.
It might be a autofill problem indeed. Please login to phpmyadmin, go to the ispconfig database (dbispconfig) and there to the server table, click on edit. You should find a field named "config" there and inside some text, there must be one row starting with: CA_path= Is there some text on the right side of the = sign?
That was it. It was auto-filling my ISPC login info. Since ISPC uses Jquery, it might be worth adding a quick one-liner to disable form autofill. Code: $(document).ready(function(){ $('form').attr('autocomplete','off'); }); I've blanked both CA_path and CA_pass. I'll let you know if the problem persists.
