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step ca init --pki --name="Tiny" #484

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After googling this error, it looks like your user doesn't have the authorization to connect to the X server, we don't use the UI so my guess is that sudo is trying to display the password in the X server.

Here's some things that you can try:

  • If you want to run it with the user root:
    • sudo -E step ca init...
    • sudo su and then step ca init ...
  • Use your normal user, and then move the ~/.step directory to the desired location and change the owner with chown

See a full explanation and solutions here:
https://kerneltalks.com/troubleshooting/mobaxterm-x11-proxy-authorisation-not-recognised/
https://superuser.com/questions/912669/error-putty-x11-proxy-authorisation-not-recognised
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