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Created attachment 1168470[details]
secure_connection_failed
OK so in response to the difficulties of doing this with an external-ca, I attempted the ipa-server-install as a self-signed CA. Default --subject, as customizing that caused another bug which I've reported.
Generally I'd expect to see, an untrusted certificate warning, rather than an SSL error.
Looks like duplicate of bug 747959
This error page is displayed by browser, IPA cannot change it content. It is caused by the fact that server was reinstalled and then CA cert has exactly the same subject and serial number. Solution is to remove the old cert - exception or CA cert from browser and probably restart the browser.
(In reply to Petr Vobornik from comment #4)
> Looks like duplicate of bug 747959
>
> This error page is displayed by browser, IPA cannot change it content. It is
> caused by the fact that server was reinstalled and then CA cert has exactly
> the same subject and serial number. Solution is to remove the old cert -
> exception or CA cert from browser and probably restart the browser.
This makes sense.
Can the certificates created during ipa-server-install be more fully purged after ipa-server-install --uninstall ?
Created attachment 1168470 [details] secure_connection_failed OK so in response to the difficulties of doing this with an external-ca, I attempted the ipa-server-install as a self-signed CA. Default --subject, as customizing that caused another bug which I've reported. Generally I'd expect to see, an untrusted certificate warning, rather than an SSL error.