Public bug reported:
Just trying to see if freeipa works on Ubuntu, I installed freeipa-
server on one system, then tried to install the freeipa-replica on
another. The two system setup works just fine on Fedora, but I need to
standardize on one distro so I'm evaluating Ubuntu hoping that Canonic
Both registry1 and registry2 are 'vanilla' eoan mate vms.
Host registry1... has a working freeipa-server based on eoan installed. No
other packages. It does include the dns support. registry2 is the attempt to
install a replica. No other packages.
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Of some interest, a curl of exactly the same link works (kinit admin in effect,
just after failure above).
root@registry2:/tmp# curl
https://registry1.1.quietfountain.com/ipa/keys/ca/caSigningCert%20cert-pki-ca?type=kem&value=eyJhbGciOiJSU0EtT0FFUCIsImVuYyI6IkEyNTZDQkMtSFM1MTIiLCJraWQiOm51bGx9.Fj
Here's the shell script log
root@registry2:~# kinit admin
Password for ad...@1.quietfountain.com:
root@registry2:~# ipa-replica-install --setup-dns --no-forwarders
WARNING: conflicting time&date synchronization service 'ntp' will
be disabled in favor of chronyd
Lookup failed: Preferred host regis
replica install is untested, not surprising to see it being broken
and freeipa is in universe and not officially supported
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1853863
Title:
freeip
Timo,
Thank you. I didn't understand freeipa wasn't supported on Ubuntu. You
can consider this matter closed, I have to move to a different distro.
On 11/25/19 2:20 PM, Timo Aaltonen wrote:
> replica install is untested, not surprising to see it being broken
>
> and freeipa is in universe and
The error here could be due to a race, where the first server isn't
serving yet when the replica install tries to connect. Also, no mod_nss
should be used anywhere anymore, just mod_ssl.
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'community' supported, by me essentially as time permits, and the next
LTS isn't here yet
But yes, for critical systems probably use a distro that has official
support. Or buy UA and demand it ;)
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I appreciate your efforts. The thing is folks who use freeipa put it in
the same 'has-got-to-work' 'no-regressions' category as the kernel.
While it might lack a feature or need work in this or that area, it just
can't 'not install' or have some major user-facing thing like the
'here's how you cha
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