Hello !
I contact you because I notice something strange with IPA environment.
I created a group :
ipa group-add g1 --desc=my first group
Then I created a user with the GID of g1
GID1=`ipa group-show g1 | awk '/GID/ {printf(%s,$2)}'`
ipa user-add --first=u1 --last=u1 --homedir=/home/u1
I would have to throw in a comment. As someone who has a 16 server
cluster with 10,000+ clients and growing, the hardest part is having to
tune dirsrv on each and every server. Beyond that, the rest is pretty
solid. Perhaps in the 5.x series they would consider adding a way to
tune the
I recently upgraded my CentOS7 machine to the latest el7.1 updates, and
had oomkiller trigger in the middle of yum upgrade.
I managed to recover by doing a number of things including restoring
dirsrv's data/config from backup and re-running ipa-upgradeconfig,
followed by an ipa-replica-manage
Hi, FWIW one of our customers (a bank) uses freeIPA 3.0 + samba with 4
servers and 5000+ clients, with no major issues. We were able to solve
every issue they had tuning the dirsrv or with help from this list.
Best regards
El vie, 21-08-2015 a las 04:44 +0200, Vaclav Adamec escribió:
Hi,
On Fri, 21 Aug 2015, bahan w wrote:
Hello !
I send you this mail because I have a noobish question about keytabs.
What is the difference between a service keytab and a headless keytab.
In which keytab do we use a service keytab ?
What is the definition of a service ? Is that a daemon running
On Fri, 21 Aug 2015, Roberto Cornacchia wrote:
In Fedora, adding a local user to the group wheel makes it administrator
on that machine. In Gnome, you see this as the distinction between a
Normal and and Administrator account.
If the user is an LDAP user, how do we achieve the same?
Hello !
I send you this mail because I have a noobish question about keytabs.
What is the difference between a service keytab and a headless keytab.
In which keytab do we use a service keytab ?
What is the definition of a service ? Is that a daemon running on a
specific host ?
When we perform a
In Fedora, adding a local user to the group wheel makes it administrator
on that machine. In Gnome, you see this as the distinction between a
Normal and and Administrator account.
If the user is an LDAP user, how do we achieve the same?
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Hello.
We have very fine experience with a production deployment of IPA 3.0 (two
servers in domain) with over 200 users and near client 100 servers and no AD
integration, only for our local branch.
Based on this experience we tried to deploy company-wide IPA 3.3 (latter 4.1)
with 19 servers in
Thank you for your help!
Well, my problem is a beginner problem. Not reading enough. :-}
And i used a LDAP browser and saw error messages i misinterpreted.
Sorry for the noise here.
At least i found my answer here: https://fedorahosted.org/freeipa/ticket/3949
But i found also, that many other
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