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Not sure if anyone else came across this, so I figured I'd toss it out there...
After going through the pains of getting 7.5.3 upgraded to 7.5.4, I noticed that the certificates functionality wasn't working properly. I could not generate my own, or upload existings certificates into Plesk. When I attempted to do so, it threw an errors relating to permissions...
After checking into the issue, I found that it was having trouble opening the openssl.cnf file in the following location:
/usr/local/psa/admin/conf/openssl.cnf
Oddly enough, the permissions on the file were more than sufficient, as you can see below...
-rw-r--r-- 1 root psaadm 7569 Aug 24 01:53 openssl.cnf
After more investigation, I found that the 'conf' directory itself was the issue. Oddly enough, it lacked any 'x' permissions...
drw-r--r-- 7 root psaadm 4096 Aug 25 22:41 .
I applied 755 permissions ( essentially adding 'x' where 'r' was available)... This solved the issue (so far)...
Hopefully this helps!
Joe
After going through the pains of getting 7.5.3 upgraded to 7.5.4, I noticed that the certificates functionality wasn't working properly. I could not generate my own, or upload existings certificates into Plesk. When I attempted to do so, it threw an errors relating to permissions...
After checking into the issue, I found that it was having trouble opening the openssl.cnf file in the following location:
/usr/local/psa/admin/conf/openssl.cnf
Oddly enough, the permissions on the file were more than sufficient, as you can see below...
-rw-r--r-- 1 root psaadm 7569 Aug 24 01:53 openssl.cnf
After more investigation, I found that the 'conf' directory itself was the issue. Oddly enough, it lacked any 'x' permissions...
drw-r--r-- 7 root psaadm 4096 Aug 25 22:41 .
I applied 755 permissions ( essentially adding 'x' where 'r' was available)... This solved the issue (so far)...
Hopefully this helps!
Joe
