Re: [Pki-devel] Are there any plans to port Dogtag 9 or 10 to EL6 based distros

The Dogtag 9 CA (pki-core and its dependant packages) are already in EL6, to provide a headless CA as a backend to IPA. To create a fully functional CA with web UI, simply install pki-ca from the EL6 repos (it will pull in the required packages in pki-core) and install the dogtag 9 version of dogtag-pki-theme from F17. Then use pkicreate to create your instance. Note that the theme package must be installed prior to running pkicreate. To get other subsystems, you will need to install the relevant packages from dogtag 9 (Fedora 17). This should work without any issues for all the java subsystems and the RA. The TPS may require a little more work. Dogtag 10 (only the CA again for IPA) is slated to be released in RHEL 7. You can get a fully functional CA by installing the dogtag-pki-theme package from Fedora 20, and using pkispawn to create an instance. Dogtag 10.x (10.2?) will be the basis for RHCS 9.x which is slated to be released sometime in the RHEL7 cycle - most likely 7.1. This will include all subsystems and all packages. Ade On Mon, 2013-12-30 at 15:32 -0500, Paul Robert Marino wrote: