Did an interactive install of rawhide, then did a kickstart install using the anaconda-ks.cfg file that was written to /root. I got this error once anaconda started (get ready for fancy graphics): +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Error Parsing Kickstart Config | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | The following error was found while parsing your kickstart configuration: | | | | The following problem occurred on line 0 of the kickstart file: | | | | no such option: --service | | | | | | +----------------+ +-------+ | | | Exit Installer | | Debug | | | +----------------+ +-------+ | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Mind you, that's from the PyGTK+ interface, which means that kickstartNetworkUp() is doing stuff again. The offending line in the kickstart file is: firewall --service=ssh
Well, we still need --port to open arbitrary ports that don't have a "service" (whatever lokkit takes that to mean). But I've added --service to pykickstart as well. Nice graphic.
I remember where this came from now. Thomas Woerner talked to me about it while at FUDCon. Check out commit 879fd8d494345887c14ae6ec62a5daf5482db2ad He said that we should be using --service with lokkit now rather than using the --port option. Changed in anaconda, but I guess it also needs to change in pykickstart.