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conserver-xcat version #18
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Hi @kcgthb I'm not sure if there's a specific reason we have not moved up. It might just be the fact that we did not want to re-package the xcat dependencies. @zet809 Can you take a look into this? If the os provides the package, maybe we should consider dropping it from our dependency package and just use the one with the OS. |
I have compared the source code from diff files of xcat-dep/conserver with the code from upstream version. The changes about |
Thanks @chenglch. Do you think the I'm currently trying to debug an issue where the output of consoles via rcons/wcons becomes corrupted (garbled output) after some time, and I want to make sure that the version that xCAT ships does not miss a fix that would correct this. And there have been quite a number of changes between 8.1.6 and 8.2.1. |
Hi @kcgthb , thanks for your effort to debug the console issue. Is it possible to provide more information about the issue so that we can see whether it can be recreated locally ? For the conserver patches, xcat should apply the upstream changes and add our new patch for Could you try the newer version of |
The issue I'm tracking down is that after some time, the output of consoles becomes illegible (non printable characters all over). The machines are Dell servers with iDRAC BMC controllers, and the IPMI serial-over-LAN console works great otherwise. What makes me think that the issue is with I was gonna test the upstream version to see if it resolves the issues, but was wondering about any xCAT-specific modifications. Thanks for looking for differences in details. What are those Anyway, I'll try the regular Thanks! |
Thinks for your information. I checked it again, you are right, this patch has been included but its name is |
Excellent, thank you! |
Hi! --- /etc/conserver.cf.orig 2017-05-30 09:28:13.557417273 -0700
+++ /etc/conserver.cf 2017-05-30 09:27:36.054214843 -0700
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
}
config * {
sslrequired yes;
- sslauthority /etc/xcat/cert/ca.pem;
+ sslcacertificatefile /etc/xcat/cert/ca.pem;
sslcredentials /etc/xcat/cert/server-cred.pem;
}
default cyclades { type host; portbase 7000; portinc 1; }
--- /root/.consolerc.orig 2017-05-30 09:26:44.790938183 -0700
+++ /root/.consolerc 2017-05-30 09:26:25.316833097 -0700
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
config * {
port 782;
sslenabled yes;
- sslauthority /root/.xcat/ca.pem;
+ sslcacertificatefile /root/.xcat/ca.pem;
sslcredentials /root/.xcat/client-cred.pem;
} Other than that, it looks ok. |
- Deprecated the patch for sslauthority. - Leverage sslcacertificatefile configuration from upstream. - Apply init script patches from old version. - Changelog and package information for this new version on rhels and ubuntu systems. implement-feature: xcat2#18
- Deprecated the patch for sslauthority. - Leverage sslcacertificatefile configuration from upstream. - Apply init script patches from old version. - Changelog and package information for this new version on rhels and ubuntu systems. implement-feature: xcat2#18
- Deprecated the patch for sslauthority. - Leverage sslcacertificatefile configuration from upstream. - Apply init script patches from old version. - Changelog and package information for this new version on rhels and ubuntu systems. implement-feature: xcat2#18
- Deprecated the patch for sslauthority. - Leverage sslcacertificatefile configuration from upstream. - Apply init script patches from old version. - Changelog and package information for this new version on rhels and ubuntu systems. implement-feature: xcat2#18
- Deprecated the patch for sslauthority. - Leverage sslcacertificatefile configuration from upstream. - Apply init script patches from old version. - Changelog and package information for this new version on rhels and ubuntu systems. implement-feature: xcat2#18
- Deprecated the patch for sslauthority. - Leverage sslcacertificatefile configuration from upstream. - Apply init script patches from old version. - Changelog and package information for this new version on rhels and ubuntu systems. implement-feature: xcat2#18
- Deprecated the patch for sslauthority. - Leverage sslcacertificatefile configuration from upstream. - Apply init script patches from old version. - Changelog and package information for this new version on rhels and ubuntu systems. implement-feature: xcat2#18
Looks like the change of SSL options syntax affected some users: https://sourceforge.net/p/xcat/mailman/xcat-user/thread/3DCC7A4E-F88D-4BA2-8387-588E3799894D%40brown.edu/#msg35907923 |
Yea, we updated the version into xcat dep for the upcoming 2.13.5 release at the end of this month so we could test some things. Unfortunately we don't have a repo fixed to version specific like we do for xcat core so the public yum repo becomes effective serving the updated version. Will see what Cheng long says |
@whowutwut , the online repo for xcat-dep is the latest one, we must switch it to point to the xcat-dep for |
I agree with you that we shall also have a xcat-dep devel on-line repo, we can use the repo before a new xCAT version is released.
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If user install xcat 2.13.4 offline, then he/she should download the corresponding xcat dep which is indicated i n the 2.13.4 release notes. The problem happens when customer want to install xcat 2.13.4 from online repo, for we just have one online repo for dep. |
@daniceexi we need to create more repos for this support I opened xcat2/xcat-core#3322 to track this issue |
Hi!
I've noticed that upstream Conserver is version 8.2.1 (from June 2015), while the xCAT provided
conserver-xcat
is version 8.1.6.Is there a specific reason for this, or a reason that would prevent from upgrading it? Is
conserver-xcat
modified or different from the upstream version? Is there anything that would prevent from using the upstream version instead of a xCAT-specific one? Conserver is packaged in many distributions these days.Thanks.
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