Hi Rob.
lasdjfka
Enigma resolved on FreeIPA packaging.
.
It is "called" freeipa-server but it records itself as ipa-server.
I meant "called" because we install it as - *sudo yum install
freeipa-server.*
We have the package (ipa-server) on our LocalRepo and our host is
up-to-it-date.
I see the new 4.10.2-5.el9_3 package available and will decide to bring it
into our LocalRepo.
Issue resolved.
Many thanks.
_M
.
2:18
The fact is we are up-to-date to our last LocalRepo sync. The is a new
ipa-server package x86_64 4.10.2-5.el9_3 available on Web Repo, but
this defies our purpose of being stable on one Repo Sync.
lasdkjfkjdas
On Mon, Jan 29, 2024 at 1:40 PM Rob Crittenden <rcritten(a)redhat.com> wrote:
Marcelo Carvalho via FreeIPA-users wrote:
> I have an FreeIPA host that has to be out of reach of Internet.
>
> I can update the host OS and packages by syncing RHEL repo to my
LocalRepo. No issues there for every package installed, but I am not able
to update FreeIPA.
>
> From
https://www.freeipa.org/page/Upgrade we have instruction on
upgrades:
> FreeIPA 3.3.0 or newer
> # yum update freeipa-server
>
> I have not tried because the purpose is to bring "freeipa-server"
package to the LocalRepo for host access. I cannot find the repository
for "freeipa-server."
>
> Please advise on how to identify FreeIPA repo for RHEL-9, or how to
proceed with offline FreeIPA upgrade.
There is no separate repo for IPA. It's part of RHEL.
In fact, we strongly recommend to update all available packages at the
same time. This is what is tested. Updating only individual pieces has
caused issues in the past.
So you'll need most if not all of the RHEL repo, perhaps using satellite.
> P.S. Will "# yum update freeipa-server" work? I do not see it as
output of the repository when the development host is available to them.
> The host is running on AWS and using a Linux RHEL-9 from AWS.
I'm not sure what you mean, but the packages in RHEL do not include the
"free" prefix. dnf update ipa-server in that case.
rob
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