While executing the command in jmeter, the response visible as

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CMP INFO: using OpenSSL configuration file '/usr/local/ssl/openssl.cnf' CMP INFO: no [cmp] section found in config file '/usr/local/ssl/openssl.cnf'; will thus use just [default] and unnamed section if present

[DDvO]

What is your problem? The diagnostics is correct and contains the warning that in the used config file there is no [cmp] section, which typically is a configuration error.

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I am running the script on GUI mode using SSH command where the execute command But in response I am getting:---- CMP INFO: using OpenSSL configuration file '/usr/local/ssl/openssl.cnf' CMP INFO: no [cmp] section found in config file '/usr/local/ssl/openssl.cnf'; will thus use just [default] and unnamed section if present

Which were not expected

The expected result is, this related result i am getting while executing in command prompt execute in NON GUI mode :- CMP INFO: using OpenSSL configuration file '/usr/local/ssl/openssl.cnf' CMP INFO: no [cmp] section found in config file '/usr/local/ssl/openssl.cnf'; will thus use just [default] and unnamed section if present CMP INFO: sending ir CMP INFO: got response CMP INFO: received 1 enrolled certificate, saving to file '/tmp/cert.crt'

So how I can resolve the issue in GUI mode

[DDvO]

I don't know JMeter and it's unclear what you mean by "GUI mode". It looks like that in this case the CMP client gets stuck before sending the first request. I have the suspicion that this happens while reading its input files. You can try using a debugger or strace to find out the actual reason.

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@sonalijft, did you meanwhile find out why your CMP client call got stuck?

Most likely this is because it tries getting a password for reading an encrypted key file or tries reading a key or certificate from STDIN while your GUI does not handle this.

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Closing this issue due to missing further input.