Hi Rob,
Awesome work, thanks. I tried it running in my personal IPA instance. I get the following:
WARNING "No DNA range defined. If no masters define a range then users and groups cannot be created."
This is on my replica and was already reported by someone else. Fixed it by adding and removing a user on the web ui of the replica, as you described.
CRITICAL "[Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/var/log/audit/'"
This also has been reported; my replica is running as an LXC container under Proxmox. Hacked it by creating the directory.
WARNING "Unexpected SRV entry in DNS" "_ntp._udp.<my_domain>.:<replica hostname>."
I think this is correct because I'm not running ntpd on the replica. I've removed the entry.
WARNING "Got 1 ipa-ca A records, expected 2"
WARNING "Expected SRV record missing" "_<service>._(tcp|udp).<my domain>.:<replica hostname>."
Those are problematic for me, I guess because I'm running a probably unsupported configuration:
* My first master is public on the Internet
* My second master is not public on the Internet
* Public DNS contains entries for the first master
* The DNS server which servers in the second master's network use contains entries for both masters
* My first public master uses another DNS server* which does not have specific IPA entries and thus uses the public Internet DNS's entries, which do not contain the second master
(* actually the DNS server for the first master is running on the same host, using dnsmasq)
I "fixed" this by putting all the DNS entries in all my internal DNS servers, but then healthcheck won't be verifying the public Internet's DNS records. This is not ideal, but I think it's fine.
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I now have clean runs in all my masters, so I'll work to add it on my monitoring agent (
https://github.com/alexpdp7/ragent ). I'm running my agent every minute, and ipa-healthcheck seems to be quite expensive to run, so I'll probably run it in cron every hour or so and then have the agent gather the results.
Cheers,
Álex
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