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RHEL 8.7 Install via RPMs not Working #354
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Is your system configured for FIPS? Otherwise, I don't know if this is related to #353. I have a non-FIPS Rocky Linux 8.7 system and am able to install TurboVNC RPMs just fine. Anyhow, I will spin new RPMs with updated digests next week and let you know when those are ready to test. If the new RPMs don't fix this issue, then we can continue trying to diagnose what's different about your system. |
@dcommander It is not! I had missed that clarifying bit in the registered issue. I am running stock RHEL with the latest kernel. The system has AMD processors and 2 NVIDIA RTX Titans, though those are just compute and the graphics driver comes from the motherboard. ~ Joe G. |
It may simply be a security policy in RHEL. |
While I have SELinux installed, I don't have much of the booleans active. Any ideas on what might be the issue here besides a generic security policy? There was no such issue on the head node which is running an earlier subversion of RHEL 8. ~ Joe G. |
I wish I knew. I will dig into it hopefully later this week and try to find out. I'm hip-deep in a libjpeg-turbo project at the moment. |
New TurboVNC 3.0.2 RPM packages with FIPS-compliant SHA-256 payload digests have been deployed to SourceForge (and, by extension, the YUM repository.) Try the new packages and see if that fixes this issue. If not, then I have no other ideas. |
@JPGlaser Please test the new RPM packages and let me know if this issue is still observed. If I don't hear from you soon, the issue will be closed due to lack of response. |
Closed due to lack of response. |
Hey All,
I am working on getting a new GPU cluster up and running on our HPC. One of the last pieces of work I need to do is get TurboVNC installed for our OpenOnDemand instance. While the following normally works (my Warewulf cluster uses this in a Singularity container), it seems to be hitting a brick wall with RHEL 8.7. Any ideas?
Just an FYI: This happens for all versions of turbovnc RPMs.
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