** Description changed: - On a fresh 14.04-server install freeipa-client-install does not write to - the correct ntpd conf file. Using + [Impact] + On a fresh 14.04-server install freeipa-client-install does not write to the correct ntpd conf file. Also, it needs --force-ntpd option to overcome a fault where the installer falsely detects chronyd being installed. + + [Test case] + Using ipa-client-install --enable-dns-updates --force-ntpd it tries writing to: /etc/sysconfig/ntpd Which is not a correct path on Ubuntu It needs to be /etc/default/ntpdate and /etc/default/ntp - Other than that, the client actually work! It joins the domain, pushes a - DNS entry, and users are able to login :) + [Regression potential] + None, the patch fixes a path. For chronyd it just skips is_enabled() for it, and since freeipa-client depends on ntp and chrony conflicts with ntp, there's no way chrony is installed with freeipa-client.
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