> I set up my freeIPA instance and it works very well for my client
> computers (Ubuntu Desktop 16.04.2 LTS), I can login via SSH using a
> freeIPA managed user account.
> But I cannot login to the GNOME 3 Desktop on the client. I used the
> netinstall ISO image of Ubuntu. During installation, I
> But I cannot login to the GNOME 3 Desktop on the client. I used the
> netinstall ISO image of Ubuntu. During installation, I have chose
> "Ubuntu GNOME Desktop" as the only desktop.
>
> So my display manager is gdm3.
It sounds as if GDM has its own PAM module that isn't configured to use SSSD.
Hello everyone,
I set up my freeIPA instance and it works very well for my client
computers (Ubuntu Desktop 16.04.2 LTS), I can login via SSH using a
freeIPA managed user account.
My own HBAC rule also works for that. I disabled the "allow all" rule
and created my own one. Works fine for SSH.
I'm hoping to get a lead on this issue from a few months back - I work
with John. Maybe a more narrow question will get us somewhere. When
ipa-ca-install is comparing the URI in the .gpg file to the "available
subsystems", what does that mean? How do I know what the correct URLs for
my
Pete Fuller wrote:
> From the cli - it looks like the answers I’m getting are actually coming
> from one of my non-upgraded servers.The window for those servers is
> later tonight. The request gets denied on the localhost it seems.
>
> (Lb3 is the local server. Ipa11 is offsite server that
Prasun Gera wrote:
> Just writing to say that the automount scripts still seem to be quite
> broken in RHEL 7.3. I did a couple of client installs recently,
> and ipa-client-automount --install completed successfully, but didn't
> add sss to /etc/nsswitch.conf. By now, I've got used to this
That was it. Minor edits (nsslapd-localhost) and we're up and running.
Thanks, Ludwig!
On 05/09/2017 06:50 AM, Ludwig Krispenz wrote:
looks like you lost your configuration files dse.ldif and its backup
as well during the outage.
could you check what you have in /etc/dirsrv/slapd-
you can
looks like you lost your configuration files dse.ldif and its backup as
well during the outage.
could you check what you have in /etc/dirsrv/slapd-
you can try to copy one of the *dse.ldif* to dse.ldif and try to
restart, but that file maybe up to date.
Ludwig
On 05/09/2017 12:00 PM, Bret
Hello All,
not trying to push for an answer here;
but in reply to this post I got a lot of spam that I don't want my wife of
kids to see.
This is only my second post here so I'm just wondering if I'm ending up in
spam because I'm getting this spam
or if the question is just very far fetched.
We had an unplanned power outage which may have affected one of our
freeipa servers. When trying to start, it now errors out.
# ipactl start
Starting Directory Service
Failed to start Directory Service: Command '/bin/systemctl start
dirsrv@SPX-NET.service' returned non-zero exit status 1
#
Just writing to say that the automount scripts still seem to be quite
broken in RHEL 7.3. I did a couple of client installs recently, and
ipa-client-automount
--install completed successfully, but didn't add sss to /etc/nsswitch.conf.
By now, I've got used to this pattern. So I look for the
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