Description of problem: When running 'realm discover -v', it tries only to get a default domain from DHCP and bails out if there is none. In this situation, reamld should try to use the configured domain name on the system ('hostname -d') to create the DNS lookup. Not every environment will have DHCP configured to provide a default domain name (example: test environments in libvirt). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): realmd-0.15.1-4.fc21.x86_64 How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install a Fedora 21 Server VM with libvirt/virt-manager 2. Log in as root 3. Set the machine's hostname to 'clientname.windows.domain.name' 3. Point /etc/resolv.conf at a Windows Active Directory server. 4. run 'realm discover -v' Actual results: * No default domain received via DHCP Expected results: * Resolving: _ldap._tcp.windows.domain.name Additional info:
I see this too. It makes testing realm enrolment via kickstart a bit of a pain. I guess I'll have to modify libvirt's DHCP configuration, or something.
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I can't see anything in upstream or downstream realmd changelogs (incl. upstream git commit log) to indicate this has been fixed.
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