[Pki-users] RE: Failing to install directory server on Fedora9-live USB-stick using the Data Persistence option.

[Ebbe Hansen]

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

 

 

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From: Ebbe Hansen 
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2008 3:01 PM
To: 'pki-users at redhat.com'
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

 

 

 

 

 

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