Hello, I am going through the quick start tutorial and trying to issue a certificate via the Ropsten Ethereum network. I’m currently working on my config file and set the chain as “ethereum_ropsten”, but terminal throws this error when I run it:
Error: Name ‘ethereum_ropsten’ not defined
Here’s my config file:

Thanks!
Very odd, as a reference, here’s a config I just used on my docker image I just built, looks very similar to yours, but had no problem.

One note is make sure you run “python3 setup.py experimental --blockchain=ethereum” beforehand.
Short of any crazy text encoding problems, maybe not having the latest code, etc. I’m not sure what could be the issue could be here. 
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Thanks for the help! I’ve traced my error back to running setup.py etc, and have found that it keeps throwing this error:
Basically it can’t find the “openssl/aes.h” file and thus cannot finish connection to ethereum. I have done every step in the quick start up until this point, any help is appreciated!
Thanks!
Yes, I use mac! I’ll check this out right now 