ipa-test-task(1)
NAME
ipa-test-task - Run a task for FreeIPA testing
SYNOPSIS
ipa-test-task -h ipa-test-task [global-options] TASK [task-options]
DESCRIPTION
Run a task using FreeIPA integration testing configuration. This tool is meant for use in scripts that test FreeIPA functionality. See ipa- test-config(1) for FreeIPA integration test configuration. This tool should never be run in a production environment. It is not designed with security in mind.
GLOBAL OPTIONS
-h, --help
Print out the command's usage and exit. If given after a
subcommand, prints that subcommand's usage message.
--with-beakerlib
Enable BeakerLib integration. Log messages are reported via
beakerlib(1) commands. This option requires an active BeakerLib
phase.
SUBCOMMANDS
ipa-test-task install-master [--host HOST]
Install an initial IPA server on the given host, or on the
configured master if --host is not given.
ipa-test-task install-replica [--master MASTER] HOST
Install an IPA replica on the given host. It is initialized
from the IPA server given by --master, or from the configured
master if --master is not given.
ipa-test-task install-client [--master MASTER] HOST
Install an IPA client on the given host. It is initialized from
the IPA server given by --master, or from the configured master
if --master is not given.
ipa-test-task connect-replica HOST1 HOST2
Create a replication agreement between two given replicas.
ipa-test-task disconnect-replica HOST1 HOST2
Remove a replication agreement between two given replicas.
ipa-test-task uninstall-server [HOST [HOST ...]]
Uninstall an IPA server (master or replica) on the given
host(s), and restore the host(s) to the state before
installation. If no host is given, uninstalls all configured
masters and replicas. If no server is installed on a host, does
nothing on that host.
ipa-test-task uninstall-client [HOST [HOST ...]]
Uninstall an IPA client on the given host(s), and restore the
host(s) to the state before installation. If no host is given,
uninstalls all configured clients. If no client is installed on
a host, does nothing on that host.
ipa-test-task uninstall-all
Uninstall IPA from all configured master, replica and client
hosts. Equivalent to running uninstall-server and
uninstall-client without arguments.
ipa-test-task cleanup [HOST [HOST ...]]
Restore system configuration (such as /etc/resolv.conf) on the
given hosts to a state before installation. If no hosts are
given, clean up all configured hosts. This functionality is
included in the uninstall-* subcommands and is rarely useful
alone.
ipa-test-task install-topo [--skip-master] [--skip-clients] [--master
M] [--replicas R1 [R2...]] [--clients C1 [C2 ...]] TOPO
Install a number of FreeIPA servers and clients in the given
topology. Use the list-topos subcommand for a list of available
topologies.
Unless --skip-master is given, an initial server is installed on
the host given by --master, or on the configured master if
--master is missing.
Replicas are installed according to the selected topology on
hosts given by --replicas, or on all configured replicas if that
option is not given.
Unless --skip-clients is given, clients are installed on hosts
given by --clients, or on all configured clients if --clients is
not given. Servers used for client installation are selected in
a round-robin fashion.
ipa-test-task list-topos
List the topologies available for the install-topo subcommand.
ipa-test-task install-adtrust HOST
Run ipa-adtrust-install on the IPA and generate SIDs for the
entries in IPA.
ipa-test-task configure-dns-for-trust HOST AD
Based on the relationship of the domains configures the IPA DNS
for trust. AD DNS needs to be setup manually.
ipa-test-task establish-trust-with-ad HOST AD
Establishes trust with Active Directory. Trust type is detected
depending on the presence of SfU (Services for Unix) support on
the AD.
ipa-test-task remove-trust-with-ad HOST AD
Removes trust with Active Directory. Also removes the associated
ID range.
ipa-test-task configure-auth-to-local-rule HOST AD
Configures auth_to_local rule in /etc/krb5.conf
ipa-test-task clear-sssd-cache HOST
Clears SSSD cache by removing the cache files. Restarts SSSD.
ipa-test-task setup-sssd-debugging HOST
Sets up SSSD debugging. Restarts SSSD.
ipa-test-task sync-time HOST SERVER
Syncs the time with the remote server. Please note that this
function leaves ntpd stopped.
ipa-test-task add-a-records-in-master-domain MASTER
Adds A records to the IPA master for all the hosts in the master
domain.
ipa-test-task add-a-record MASTER HOST
Adds an A record for the host to the IPA master.
EXIT STATUS
0 if the command was successful nonzero if an error occurred
REFERENCES
A full description of the FreeIPA integration testing framework is available at http://www.freeipa.org/page/V3/Integration_testing
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