As the title implies I've been trying to setup freeipa on a rpi2 with centos 7 arm image for the past few days and no luck. I would like to note this is just for home lab and testing purposes. That being said I can provide logs on request. Below are some of the logs I think can help out.
1. http error log https://pastebin.com/6VviVp6A 2. ipaclient-install.log https://pastebin.com/ZzwVug4a 3. krb5kdc.log https://pastebin.com/4NvFcbtz
On ke, 01 marras 2017, Abraham Cabrera via FreeIPA-users wrote:
As the title implies I've been trying to setup freeipa on a rpi2 with centos 7 arm image for the past few days and no luck. I would like to note this is just for home lab and testing purposes. That being said I can provide logs on request. Below are some of the logs I think can help out.
- http error log https://pastebin.com/6VviVp6A
- ipaclient-install.log https://pastebin.com/ZzwVug4a
- krb5kdc.log https://pastebin.com/4NvFcbtz
From what you have provided it is unclear what you are trying to install on rpi2. Was it an IPA client or what?
Apologies here is my script
[root@dns01 ~]# cat setup.ipa.sh #!/bin/sh set -x
HOSTNAME=dns01 DOMAIN_NAME=int.mrmcmuffinz.com HOST_FQDN="${HOSTNAME}.${DOMAIN_NAME}" REALM_NAME=INT.MRMCMUFFINZ.com
# Directory Manager password DM_PASSWORD="redacted" # Admin user kerberos password ADMIN_PASSWORD="redacted" IP_ADDRESS=$(hostname -I|tr -d '\n') DNS1=8.8.8.8 DNS2=8.8.4.4 REVERSE_ZONE_NAME="1.168.192.in-addr.arpa."
ipa-server-install --ds-password=${DM_PASSWORD} -admin-password=${ADMIN_PASSWORD} --ip-address=${IP_ADDRESS} \ --domain=${DOMAIN_NAME} --hostname=${HOST_FQDN} --realm=${REALM_NAME} \ --setup-dns --forwarder ${DNS1} --forwarder ${DNS2} --forward-policy=only --auto-reverse
On ke, 01 marras 2017, Abraham Cabrera via FreeIPA-users wrote:
Apologies here is my script
[root@dns01 ~]# cat setup.ipa.sh #!/bin/sh set -x
HOSTNAME=dns01 DOMAIN_NAME=int.mrmcmuffinz.com HOST_FQDN="${HOSTNAME}.${DOMAIN_NAME}" REALM_NAME=INT.MRMCMUFFINZ.com
# Directory Manager password DM_PASSWORD="redacted" # Admin user kerberos password ADMIN_PASSWORD="redacted" IP_ADDRESS=$(hostname -I|tr -d '\n') DNS1=8.8.8.8 DNS2=8.8.4.4 REVERSE_ZONE_NAME="1.168.192.in-addr.arpa."
ipa-server-install --ds-password=${DM_PASSWORD} -admin-password=${ADMIN_PASSWORD} --ip-address=${IP_ADDRESS} \ --domain=${DOMAIN_NAME} --hostname=${HOST_FQDN} --realm=${REALM_NAME} \ --setup-dns --forwarder ${DNS1} --forwarder ${DNS2} --forward-policy=only --auto-reverse
But the logs you provided shown that you have somewhere already working IPA server and you tried to enroll some IPA client and that one failed.
This is what I got from your original email. It is very hard to infer any additional information from that.
This is because I have installed and uninstalled the ipa server multiple times after refining the cli options. What exactly do you want or need to know?
On 11/1/17 4:07 PM, Alexander Bokovoy wrote:
On ke, 01 marras 2017, Abraham Cabrera via FreeIPA-users wrote:
Apologies here is my script
[root@dns01 ~]# cat setup.ipa.sh #!/bin/sh set -x
HOSTNAME=dns01 DOMAIN_NAME=int.mrmcmuffinz.com HOST_FQDN="${HOSTNAME}.${DOMAIN_NAME}" REALM_NAME=INT.MRMCMUFFINZ.com
# Directory Manager password DM_PASSWORD="redacted" # Admin user kerberos password ADMIN_PASSWORD="redacted" IP_ADDRESS=$(hostname -I|tr -d '\n') DNS1=8.8.8.8 DNS2=8.8.4.4 REVERSE_ZONE_NAME="1.168.192.in-addr.arpa."
ipa-server-install --ds-password=${DM_PASSWORD} -admin-password=${ADMIN_PASSWORD} --ip-address=${IP_ADDRESS} \ --domain=${DOMAIN_NAME} --hostname=${HOST_FQDN} --realm=${REALM_NAME} \ --setup-dns --forwarder ${DNS1} --forwarder ${DNS2} --forward-policy=only --auto-reverse
But the logs you provided shown that you have somewhere already working IPA server and you tried to enroll some IPA client and that one failed.
This is what I got from your original email. It is very hard to infer any additional information from that.
On ke, 01 marras 2017, abe wrote:
This is because I have installed and uninstalled the ipa server multiple times after refining the cli options. What exactly do you want or need to know?
Can you show what's wrong with your ipa-server-install run. In particular, if it fails to install on RPI2, then show ipaserver-install.log.
Otherwise, it is very hard to help without seeing what the problem you have.
I did, did you read all the pastebins? It's in my original post.
On 11/1/17 5:10 PM, Alexander Bokovoy wrote:
On ke, 01 marras 2017, abe wrote:
This is because I have installed and uninstalled the ipa server multiple times after refining the cli options. What exactly do you want or need to know?
Can you show what's wrong with your ipa-server-install run. In particular, if it fails to install on RPI2, then show ipaserver-install.log.
Otherwise, it is very hard to help without seeing what the problem you have.
On ke, 01 marras 2017, abe via FreeIPA-users wrote:
I did, did you read all the pastebins? It's in my original post.
You provided ipaclient-install.log, not ipaserver-install.log.
And I commented on that state already. Seems we are going in a loop here.
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