Ah great, thanks for that Jeff.
Jon
On 5 December 2014 at 22:36, Jeff Ortel wrote:
> Hey Jon,
>
> The REST API [1] for binding a consumer to a repository returns a task
> that can be used to track the implementation of the bind request by the
> agent on the consumer. When that task has complet
Hi, The issue here is that ctrl-c does not cancel the first import task that
appears to be hung. All it is doing is disconnecting the admin client from the
server. Check "pulp-admin tasks list" for any running tasks and then
"pulp-admin tasks cancel --task-id ".
-Barnaby
- Original Mes
Hello all,
Is there a way to avoid using passwords for authentication on the pulp server?
Permanent certificate perhaps?
Daniel P Davis
Foundation Inf | Middleware Retail UNIX Solutions | Engineering
ExxonMobil GSC Information Technology
GSC-GP6-532A | (832) 624-1575
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On 12/08/2014 02:04 PM, Davis, Daniel P wrote:
> Is there a way to avoid using passwords for authentication on the pulp
> server? Permanent certificate perhaps?
Yes! If you generated your own certificate signed by a CA that Apache is
configured to trust, you can store the cert+key in the
~/.pulp
pulp-admin login -u $user
After doing that, you won't have to log in again until it times out (which
seems to be a few days).
Ben.
On 9 December 2014 6:04:57 AM "Davis, Daniel P"
wrote:
Hello all,
Is there a way to avoid using passwords for authentication on the pulp
server? Permane
Thanks Ben, that is what I currently do. Looking for a way to sidestep
using/managing a special pulp-admin id/password at all.
Daniel P Davis
Foundation Inf | Middleware Retail UNIX Solutions | Engineering
ExxonMobil GSC Information Technology
GSC-GP6-532A | (832) 624-1575
From: Ben Stanley [ma
To my knowledge, there isn't a great way to do this in Pulp currently, but I
believe there is a workaround. If you set the user_cert_expiration parameter in
the [security] session to a large number and restart all of your pulp related
processes then the next time you use pulp-admin to acquire a
