Bug #599
closeddefault kickstart template specifies --no-check-certificate on http connection
Description
Some versions of wget do not even understand this argument
Updated by Ohad Levy about 13 years ago
which versions? can you provide more details?
technically, thats exactly why people can edit the ks templates :)
Updated by Paul Kelly about 13 years ago
- Category set to Host creation
- Status changed from New to Ready For Testing
- Assignee set to Paul Kelly
- Branch set to bug/599-no-check-certificate
On a default redhat 5 build this argument was not recognized and it is simply wrong to provide a https parameter to a http request
Updated by Ohad Levy about 13 years ago
- Status changed from Ready For Testing to Feedback
Paul Kelly wrote:
On a default redhat 5 build this argument was not recognized and it is simply wrong to provide a https parameter to a http request
Thats odd... my RHEL5 hosts are fine with this argument.. as wget at that point as already the full blown version.
additionally, in some cases, foreman runs with https so removing it completely is wrong too.
Updated by Paul Kelly about 13 years ago
This patch alters the version of the kickstart file that is in the /views tree. This is hardcoded and always reads HTTP://blah/bla/ --no-check-certificate. I know that this file should never really be used but due to other bugs it does get used sometimes. The --no-check-certificate argument to a http call is ignored, theoretically, so I guess that you can close this ticket.