Created attachment 854393 [details] setup answer file Description of problem: ------------------------ While configuring the RHSC to use a remote database server, on saying 'yes' to the 'database secured connection' question, as follows - Database host [localhost]: 10.70.37.100 Database port [5432]: Database secured connection (Yes, No) [No]: yes Validate host name in secured connection (Yes, No) [Yes]: Database name [engine]: Database user [engine]: postgres Database password: the following is seen in the configuration preview - --== CONFIGURATION PREVIEW ==-- Database name : engine Database secured connection : True Database host : 10.70.37.100 Database user name : postgres Database host name validation : False Datbase port : 5432 PKI organization : redhat Application mode : gluster Firewall manager : iptables Update Firewall : True Host FQDN : rhsc.cb15 Set application as default page : True Configure Apache SSL : True Note the 'Database host name validation : False' This should have been true. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): rhsc-2.1.2-0.33.el6rhs.noarch How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Choose to use a remote database server for RHSC and answer the questions as explained above. 2. See the configuration preview. Actual results: Database host name validation : False is seen. Expected results: The Database host name validation should be true. Additional info: Attached answer file generated by setup.
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The parameter is not 'Database Secured Connection' instead its 'Database host name validation'. And for any input(yes/no) which user provides for this parameter. The system considers it as No. So it would be better if you modify doc_text to be something like this: While configuring the Red Hat Storage Console to use a remote database server, on providing either 'yes/no' as input for 'Database host name validation' parameter, it is considered as 'No'.
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Doc_text looks good.
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