On the latest QE build, I ran: [root@fedora-13-64 ~]# pulp-client consumer bind --repoid=test ERROR: The server hostname you have configured in /etc/pulp/client.conf does not match the hostname returned from the Pulp server you are connecting to. You have: [localhost.localdomain] configured but got: [fedora-13-64] from the server. Please correct the host in the /etc/pulp/client.conf file That makes sense, since I forgot to change the server in client.conf. But I didn't see any of these messages when using the admin tool to create and sync a repo. I'm worried that means we've lost the verification the server certificate in the admin tool.
Interesting, I was able to see the expected comment *after* logging in with "auth login": [root@fedora-14-64 ~]# pulp-admin -uadmin -padmin auth login User credentials successfully stored at [/root/.pulp] [root@fedora-14-64 ~]# pulp-admin repo create --id=test --feed=yum:http://repos.fedorapeople.org/repos/pulp/pulp/fedora-14/x86_64 ERROR: The server hostname you have configured in /etc/pulp/client.conf does not match the hostname returned from the Pulp server you are connecting to. You have: [localhost.localdomain] configured but got: [fedora-14-64] from the server. Please correct the host in the /etc/pulp/client.conf file I'm still thinking this is a bug. The verification of the server-side certificate should take place regardless of whether or not I'm using a client-side certificate since we're still using an SSL connection in all cases.