Hi, below you have a link that may help:
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Also look in the index.txt file.
The path to the above files in IPFire:
/var/ipfire/ovpn/certs/
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Below are the contents of the files in the new system
Below are the contents of the files after generating root/host certificates.
Below are the contents of the files after adding the N2N test connection.
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Completion of information about index.txt file
The index.txt file is an ascii file consisting of 6 (not 4) tab-separated
fields. Some of those fields may be empty and might appear not to exist at
all.The 6 fields are:
- Entry type. May be “V” (valid), “R” (revoked) or “E” (expired).
Note that an expired may have the type “V” because the type has
not been updated. ‘openssl ca updatedb’ does such an update.- Expiration datetime.
- Revokation datetime. This is set for any entry of the type “R”.
- Serial number.
- File name of the certificate. This doesn’t seem to be used,
ever, so it’s always “unknown”.- Certificate subject name.
Date and time format
yymmddHHMMSSZ (Z = Zulu = UTC)