Hi Simo, yes, I had tried this and it was still causing the same issue. If
anyone else encounters a similar problem, here is the solution that worked
for me:
This file: /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/ipaserver/replication.py
Contains this line at the top: CACERT="/usr/share/ipa/html/ca.crt"
Jeff B wrote:
The Apple Open Directory uses kerberos so they aren't readable as the
rood dn either. the password fields all have the same token:
KioqKioqKio=
I wasn't expecting to be able to import passwords so I thought I could
run an import as an anonymous bind.
I'll try again with a bind
The Apple Open Directory uses kerberos so they aren't readable as the
rood dn either. the password fields all have the same token:
KioqKioqKio=
I wasn't expecting to be able to import passwords so I thought I could
run an import as an anonymous bind.
I'll try again with a bind dn and see what h
On 01/24/2011 08:57 PM, Jeff B wrote:
I might of missed this yesterday, is it trying to bind to the apple
as Directory Manager? I thought that was for FreeIPA but now I'm not
sure. I was intending to have it do an anonymous bind to the apple.
If so I guess that would explain it.
Yes, "cn=D
I might of missed this yesterday, is it trying to bind to the apple
as Directory Manager? I thought that was for FreeIPA but now I'm not
sure. I was intending to have it do an anonymous bind to the apple.
If so I guess that would explain it.
On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 2:16 PM, Rob Crittenden wro
Jeff B wrote:
I'm trying to test out migration from an Apple Open Directory Server
to FreeIPA (unstable) The command I'm running is:
ipa config-mod --enable-migration=true
ipa -d migrate-ds --user-container='cn=users,dc=xxx,dc=,dc=com'
--group-container='cn=groups,dc=xxx,dc=,dc=com'
lda
