I finally succeeded getting a Fedora Directory
service installed on a “persistent” Fedora9 USB drive (DNS lookup
issues caused previous reported startup problem).
I am now attempting to install the DogTag
PKI package on the USB drive using ‘yum’ -- but is prevented
to do so – apparently a PKI repository for Fedora9 has not yet been built.
Any suggestions? Should I may attempt a
manual “piecemeal” type installation of individual PKI-RPM packages
– if I knew the dependency-sequence, such task may be easier? Even if
successful with such “piecemeal” installation, I assume there is no
guarantee the Fedora8 built DogTag PKI system will “behave”
properly under Fedora9!
When can I expect a Fedora9 version of the
DogTag PKI to become available?
E. Hansen @ SPYRUS
From: Ebbe Hansen
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2008 3:01
PM
To: '
Subject: Failing to install
directory server on Fedora9-live USB-stick using the Data Persistence option.
The “livecd-iso-to-disk” command appears to work OK when
loading Fedora9 on-to a USB thumb-drive with “persistence”
option (with an appropriately sized overlay – I used 1 GBY overlay).
Custom changes to file-system and installation of new applications appears to
survive subsequent reboot sessions.
However, while attempting to install the DogTag system on the
“persistent” USB, I run unto trouble getting the Directory Server
to startup properly. The log-file indicates the configuration session went OK
– but the resulting instance does not start (or remain on running state)
– the log-file does not indicate any errors!
Have anyone on the list been successful getting the Directory Server
(and DogTag PKI) to install on a “persistent” live USB? I am
using fedora9 version 2.6.25-14.fc9.i686 – downloaded a few days ago. Any
comments & suggestions appreciated!
E. Hansen @ SPYRUS