I am trying to get FreeIPA LDAP to work when behind a load balancer and
using SSL and I do not understand how I am supposed to get the server to
use a certificate I created that has a SAN created.
FreeIPA 4.4.0 on CentOS 7
Here is what I have:
ipa-master.dev.crosschx.com - master
Martin Basti writes:
> Hello, I have a few comments/questions related to HOTP inline
Sure :-)
> On 28.12.2016 13:54, Jochen Hein wrote:
>>
>> I've settled for the following usage of the slots:
>>
>> * Slot 1: This is a (reprogrammed) Yubico-AES token, which
>>
Access log: https://files.pakos.uk/access.txt
Error log: https://files.pakos.uk/ipareplica-install.log.txt
I hope it helps.
On 29 December 2016 at 12:52, Peter Pakos wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm facing yet another problem with CA-less install of FreeIPA replica and
> 3rd party SSL
Hi guys,
I'm facing yet another problem with CA-less install of FreeIPA replica and
3rd party SSL certificate.
Few days ago I deployed a new CA-less server (ipa02) by running the
following command:
ipa-server-install \
> -r PAKOS.UK \
> -n pakos.uk \
> -p 'password' \
> -a 'password' \
Hello, I have a few comments/questions related to HOTP inline
On 28.12.2016 13:54, Jochen Hein wrote:
[ This mail sets the stage for more parts, which will get into technical
details. Comments or suggestions are welcome, possibly we should add
refined texts in the relevant
HI Jim,
it's normal to have an entry "cn=replica" under your mapping tree. That
does not mean that you are replicating.
It means the database is "enabled" for replication. And as it enabled, it
needs a "replicaid" in the topology that in your case is 40. You cannot
clean this id.
In ipa, main