[Nut-upsuser] Can not inialize SSL connection
Gareth Williams
gareth at garethwilliams.me.uk
Thu Aug 31 21:33:15 UTC 2017
Hi,
I'm trying to get upsd (version 2.7.2 running on Debian) to work with an
SSL certificate.
When I run /sbin/upsd (as 'root' or as user 'nut') or on the command
line or start it with systemctl, I get the following:
Startup successful
Aug 31 22:00:29 pve upsd[20522]: Intend to retrieve password for NSS
User Private Key and Certificate Services / NSS Certificate DB: password
configured
Aug 31 22:00:29 pve upsd[20522]: Intend to retrieve password for NSS
User Private Key and Certificate Services / NSS Certificate DB: password
configured
Aug 31 22:00:29 pve upsd[20522]: Can not inialize SSL connection
Aug 31 22:00:34 pve upsd[20522]: Intend to retrieve password for NSS
User Private Key and Certificate Services / NSS Certificate DB: password
configured
Aug 31 22:00:34 pve upsd[20522]: Intend to retrieve password for NSS
User Private Key and Certificate Services / NSS Certificate DB: password
configured
Aug 31 22:00:34 pve upsd[20522]: Can not inialize SSL connection
However, when I start it on the command line with the -D option, it works:
0.000196 listening on 0.0.0.0 port 3493
0.002103 Intend to retrieve password for NSS User Private Key and
Certificate Services / NSS Certificate DB: password configured
0.002348 Connected to UPS [eaton]: dummy-ups-eaton
2.592014 SSL handshake done successfully with client 172.28.65.5
2.593174 User nut_nut at 172.28.65.5 logged into UPS [eaton] (SSL)
My upsd.conf file is as follows:
LISTEN 0.0.0.0
CERTPATH /etc/nut/cert_db/
CERTIDENT Nut\ Server <password here>
Permissions on /etc/nut and /etc/nut/cert_db are 0650 while all the
files are 640. Everything is owned by user 'root', group 'nut'.
What can cause this?
Thanks,
Gareth
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