BTW, this also fails when using the web UI -- I can see the entry
but not delete it.
On 03/27/2014 09:02 AM, Bret Wortman
wrote:
My IPA corruption continues and I'm afraid I'm going to have to
recreate it from scratch since no reasonable means of backup
exists (which I understand -- that's not my complaint).
Here's what I'm facing:
# script -c 'ipa host-find mw79.damascusgrp.com'
Script started, file is typescript
--------------
1 host matched
--------------
Host name: mw79.damascusgrp.com
Principal name: host/mw79.damascusgrp....@damascusgrp.com
Password: False
Member of host-groups: allow_all_hosts
Indirect Member of HBAC rule: allow_all_users_services
Keytab: False
SSH public key fingerprint: [snip] (ssh-dss)
----------------------------
Number of entries returned 1
----------------------------
Script done, file is typescript
# script -c 'ipa host-del mw79.damascusgrp.com'
Script started, file is typescript
ipa: ERROR: mw79.damascusgrp.com: host not found
Script done, file is typescript
#
I had unenrolled this host and was attempting to re-enroll
it, and this is preventing its re-enrollment. Any ideas of how to
force deletion of this host entry? I'm not LDAP savvy enough to
just go in and start whacking LDAP entries myself, and given that
my IPA database has gotten corrupted enough that no IPA CLI
command can run without being wrapped in "script" or "strace" or
similar, I'm hesitant to go too far. This machine, however, is my
program manager's workstation, so it's pretty important to get
back up and running.
Thanks,
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