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I would like to use ipa-healthcheck in ipaserver and ipareplica roles to detect the parts that have been configured. Which of the parts are working correctly and which are not working correctly.
Using the ipaserver or ipareplica role again with a different configuration for the same node should adapt the configuration of the node to the newly given configuration. Therefore it will be needed to be able to identify the parts that need to be adapted, installed and uninstalled.
A list of the installed parts would be therefore needed.
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I'm inclined to close this. healthcheck is designed to work on fully-configured systems. If you can short-circuit is_ipa_configured() then sure, it would fail all over the place and I suppose that would be a means to determine what is configured but healthcheck is premised on the assumption that things were properly configured from the start.
I would like to use ipa-healthcheck in ipaserver and ipareplica roles to detect the parts that have been configured. Which of the parts are working correctly and which are not working correctly.
Using the ipaserver or ipareplica role again with a different configuration for the same node should adapt the configuration of the node to the newly given configuration. Therefore it will be needed to be able to identify the parts that need to be adapted, installed and uninstalled.
A list of the installed parts would be therefore needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: