Hey Marco,
If minion C was not shown in the map build step, chances are good that something wonky happened when the overlord.map_minions() method was called on minion B. I'd suggest pulling up a Python shell, creating an Overlord object on your master overlord, and then running that method on each faulty minion. If you don't see a traceback, keep drilling down into each subsequent overlord in your Func empire to see if you get a traceback against their own constituent minions. Let me know what tracebacks you receive from this process and we'll see if we can find a bug. Thanks!
-Steve Salevan
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Marco Mornati wrote:
Hi everybody,

during FudCon hackfest we got some errors using delegation.
After fresh installation on all machine we have correctly set all
func/certmater: A(mainCertmaster)<-B(sub-certmaster)<-C (minion)

>From A I could call minion B and from B I could call minion C, but if I
try to build the delegation map, machine C was not shown.
There some "strange" configuration to do? During my tests (on the really
first version of delegation) I just set all these things and then all
works correctly, but at the hackfest me and Luca can't shown delegation
and we don't know where could be the problem.

Any idea?

Bye
Marco

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