tested so far:
update some test VM almost clean, no errors
update test VM with nextcloud, ok
update test VM with zabbix, openvpn OK
update appliance with Firewall, Nextcloud, openvpn: ok
to try tomorrow (hopefully):
update 7.6 with AD, and proxy
test clean installs and packages
Tnx @dev_team for tarallino
i cant log in via cockpit with the admin user. Error Authentication failed Timeout. Same problem wit a normal user. Same Error. Only root can log in. Fresh Installation with LDAP, WebTOP and Nextcloud. Can somebody help?
Honestly, this could be considered a regression, but it’s an upstream decision, there is no way to change such behavior.
This is why since NS 7, the admin is disabled by default and it’s there only for users coming from NS 6.
The preferred user to access all Server Managers is root.
other installation tests on VM:
interactive, unattended and manual installation, and all seems ok to me.
only one doubt:
it’s normal that there is no FirstRunWizard if i use for the first time cockpit?
I would have liked to test installation on real hardware with raid 1, but I have nothing usable at the moment
updated some vm joined to ad domain, i had some errors in logs (but they were already there, I’ll look them better) and all seems to work as usual
Tested on two servers - one firewall/gateway (vmware) and one mail/app server (proxmox), both updates worked without errors and everything seems to work properly.
@mark_nl, I did a test on a raspberry 4 and it worked. I used the centos image for raspi 4. I worked around the key problems with disabling gpg check.
nethserver-cockpit does not install because it requires nethserver-subscription and that requires puppet-agent which is not available, see also Nethserver on Raspberry Pi
Maybe we can build a fake nethserver-subscription for ARM, since it is not really supported by Community subscription.
It’s used to send inventory data the server, so it’s necessary if you have a subscription.
But we can get rid of it for ARM if we create a fake nethserver-subscription package (or a package which provides it).