> client install expects ntpd to be present
I'm not quite sure what you mean.
"freeipa-client --install" does indeed give NTP errors, but it still
proceeds. Here is a transcript of installing freeipa-client inside a
(privileged) 16.04 lxd container.
root@unifi:~# apt-get install freeipa-client
"the client setup would fail if there's no ntp installed"
In what way?
Is what you're really saying that the client setup would fail if the
clock of the client is not within X seconds of the real time? That's
correct, but is not the same as saying ntp must be installed.
There are other ways of o
Or maybe what's needed is a virtual package called e.g. "synchronized-
time", which freeipa-client depends on and is provided by ntp.
Then you could install a dummy package inside the container, which also
provides "synchronized-time"
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[Note: the package is called "freeipa-client" but launchpad only lets me
select "freeipa"]
The "freeipa-client" package has a hard dependency on "ntp".
However: when running Ubuntu inside an lxd container, ntpd cannot run:
the host is responsible for setting the clock, not t
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