Re: [Pki-users] Fedora Package
On 01/28/2010 03:23 PM, Andrew Commons wrote:
James Wright wrote:
> I have been looking in to this and it look like some dependences are being
installed from the repo updates which use version 1.3
A number of Dogtag packages showed up in the standard Fedora set of packages
that you can manipulate with the Add/Remove Software interface. I initially
thought these _were_ the complete Dogtag application and installed the lot.
It was only after some considerable period rummaging around trying to get it
to work that I realised it was not the complete application and removed the
whole lot. I subsequently followed the manual installation method which
added the pki repo to the global list bringing all the other packages into
the GUI giving a mix of 1.2 and 1.3 packages.
Perhaps this is at the root of all this?
Hi
- This is how I got the dogtag CA working on a Fedora-12(fully updated).
Note: Currently not all dependencies are pushed to stable repository. Fedora
updates-testing repository _must_ be enabled to have smooth 'yum install pki-ca'
- the below worked for me:
* update your F-12 system
* Install 389-ds and setup a DS instance.
* Enable your Fedora updates testing repository under here
/etc/yum.repos.d/fedora-updates-testing.repo
[or]
* You can directly try to install pki-ca from the cli using the below
#yum install pki-ca --enablerepo=updates-testing
* Once installed go ahead and configure the CA instance and restart
/etc/init.d/pki-cad
hope that helps,
kashyap
Cheers,
Andrew
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