katello/certs 7.x compatibility & use certs::qpid_client variables #232
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qpid_client_cert is the same:
$qpid_client_cert = $certs::qpid_client_cert,
The CA is a different path:
$qpid_client_ca_cert = $certs::qpid_client_ca_cert,
Which is defined as:
$qpid_client_ca_cert = "${pulp_pki_dir}/qpid/ca.crt"
This is different than what it used to be:
$ca_cert = "${pki_dir}/certs/${default_ca_name}.crt"
The contents should match.
certs 7.0.0 started to create qpid files owned by the pulp group. This group is created by pulp-server which is in pulp::install. This more specific chaining avoids dependency cycles.
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This is an alternative to theforeman/puppet-certs#270. Related to theforeman/puppet-certs#272. |
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certs 7.0.0 started to create qpid files owned by the pulp group. This group is created by pulp-server which is in pulp::install. This more specific chaining avoids dependency cycles.
qpid_client_cert is the same:
$qpid_client_cert = $certs::qpid_client_cert,
The CA is a different path:
$qpid_client_ca_cert = $certs::qpid_client_ca_cert,
Which is defined as:
$qpid_client_ca_cert = "$ {pulp_pki_dir}/qpid/ca.crt"
This is different than what it used to be:
$ca_cert = "$ {pki_dir}/certs/${default_ca_name}.crt"
The contents should match.