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On 01/09/2012 09:31 PM, Gary Scarborough wrote:
Couple of quick things about ovirt-engine setup. First, if you run
it
a second time, it mentions that you should run a cleanup script first,
but as far as I can see that cleanup script doesn't exist.
Isn't there an 'engine-cleanup' utility somewhere? At least in git, I
can see it @ packaging/fedora/setup/engine-cleanup.py and in the file
system post RPN installation, I think it should be under scripts directory.
Is a FQDN REALLY necessary? Its there something that can be done
locally to alleviate this need? I tried using /etc/hosts but it
didn't check that.
It's highly recommended, but if you can get whatever you put there
resolvable - not only in the management station, but also for the hosts
and frontend, you should be fine.
It's to ensure certificates (and certificate-based authentication) are
properly working, mainly.
Y.
Gary Scarborough
IST Lab Manager
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester NY
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On 01/09/2012 09:31 PM, Gary Scarborough wrote:
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cite="mid:CAAnX6dXL8TKnJA5xnAQ1cw2=d2fpgpT+mJBkP38S9neDYHmPMQ@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">Couple of quick things about ovirt-engine setup.
First, if you run it a second time, it mentions that you should
run a cleanup script first, but as far as I can see that cleanup
script doesn't exist. <br>
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Isn't there an 'engine-cleanup' utility somewhere? At least in git,
I can see it @
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packaging/fedora/setup/engine-cleanup.py and in the file system post
RPN installation, I think it should be under scripts directory.<br>
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cite="mid:CAAnX6dXL8TKnJA5xnAQ1cw2=d2fpgpT+mJBkP38S9neDYHmPMQ@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite"><br>
Is a FQDN REALLY necessary? Its there something that can be done
locally to alleviate this need? I tried using /etc/hosts but it
didn't check that.<br>
</blockquote>
<br>
It's highly recommended, but if you can get whatever you put there
resolvable - not only in the management station, but also for the
hosts and frontend, you should be fine.<br>
It's to ensure certificates (and certificate-based authentication)
are properly working, mainly.<br>
Y.<br>
<br>
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cite="mid:CAAnX6dXL8TKnJA5xnAQ1cw2=d2fpgpT+mJBkP38S9neDYHmPMQ@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">
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Gary Scarborough<br>
IST Lab Manager<br>
Rochester Institute of Technology<br>
Rochester NY<br>
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