> Joseph Fry via FreeIPA-users wrote:
>
> I didn't search particularly hard for what the AD Computers objectclass
> is supposed to look like but I think I found the OID anyway. Something
> like this is a bare-bones representation that *might* work. It's
> basically untested other than it didn't bu
Joseph Fry via FreeIPA-users wrote:
>> On ti, 20 heinä 2021, Joseph Fry via FreeIPA-users wrote:
>>
>> Regardless what compatibility plugin represents, the resulting entries
>> are processed by 389-ds LDAP server core. They have to follow the logic
>> and rules defined in 389-ds.
>>
>> As Rob said,
> On ti, 20 heinä 2021, Joseph Fry via FreeIPA-users wrote:
>
> Regardless what compatibility plugin represents, the resulting entries
> are processed by 389-ds LDAP server core. They have to follow the logic
> and rules defined in 389-ds.
>
> As Rob said, defining an object class for 'computer'
On ti, 20 heinä 2021, Joseph Fry via FreeIPA-users wrote:
Thanks Rob, I figured that would be the answer.
That said, do you think it is worth filing a bug report / feature
request. I see no reason to do schema validation on the objects
created by the compatibility plugin.
- Adds unnecessary lo
Per Qvindesland via FreeIPA-users wrote:
> Hi
>
> I would like to use Freeipa to sign SSL's for https use (if possible)
> but I am wondering where is the CA certs located so I can distribute it
> via a package rpm/deb?
The chain is in /etc/ipa/ca.crt on every IPA system, client or server.
rob
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Hi
I would like to use Freeipa to sign SSL's for https use (if possible) but I am
wondering where is the CA certs located so I can distribute it via a package
rpm/deb?
Regards
Per
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