On 06/13/12 15:02, Bob St. Clair wrote: No - pki-devel is a public mailing list A non-GUI set of Dogtag 9 "pki-core" packages (including "pki-ca") are part of the RHEL 6 release as used by IPA, but they are not intended to be used as a stand-alone certificate system. We don't presently supply EPEL packages for the Dogtag GUI nor any of the other PKI subsystems for RHEL 6, nor are we likely to for the foreseeable future. A customer would simply need to install any additional packages and see if they work; they would need to replace the "ipa-theme" non-GUI packages with "dogtag-theme" GUI packages, and add the Fedora versions of "pki-kra", "pki-ocsp", "pki-tks", "pki-console", "pki-ra", and/or "pki-tps" packages as needed to support the other PKI subsystems. There might be an issue if the customer attempted to use some of the Fedora "pki-core" packages such as "pki-selinux" as these may be based upon a version of SELinux that is newer in Fedora. Less likely, although possible, the "pki-tps" compiled for certain versions of Fedora could be non-compatible with the RHEL 6 platform. I do not know if replacement of the non-GUI packages with GUI packages would disable the customer's ability to utilize IPA on their RHEL 6 installation (I would not think so, but I have never tried it). -- Matt