Monday, 2014-01-27

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RichardYHello17:14
nowenHey!17:14
nowenwoot!17:14
nowenI think you will find this a better support option.  plus, WiKIDLogBot takes notes for us17:15
RichardYGreat17:15
nowenok - review questions: did you get jsvc compiled?17:15
RichardYSo nothing bad in the catalina.out17:15
RichardYNo, no jsvc17:16
RichardYThings are running without it17:16
nowenjust not sure if all the things are running17:17
RichardYI could not hunt down the right mixture of libraries for it17:17
nowendid you create a tomcatkeystore during setup?17:17
RichardYpostgres is running and tomcat is running17:17
RichardYyes17:17
nowenhow did you do that?  I keep getting errors17:17
nowenoh wait, wrong, I did get that done17:18
RichardYThe hurdle with that one was the java policy files17:18
nowenthat's right17:18
RichardYSimply needed to download the version with the higher level of encryption17:18
nowenand add BC to java.securiy17:19
RichardYThat is where we are at, BC and trying to get a "client" system to connect17:19
nowenand you were able to create an intermediate CA?17:21
RichardYSo the question is how to debug this one with the errors I am seeing17:21
RichardYYes to the I CA17:22
nowenok - let me install the jce policy files17:23
nowenugh, where are they?17:24
RichardYJust a second17:25
nowengot them, I think17:25
RichardYOk, otherwise general instructions can be found http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/lmt/v7r2m2/topic/com.ibm.license.mgmt.security.doc/lmt_scr_downloading_installing_jce_policyfiles.html17:26
nowenok, certs and domain created, restart17:35
noweninvalid server response17:36
nowenyay, problem recreated17:36
nowenok, so it looks like it is more java.security errors.17:37
nowencan you use openjdk?17:37
RichardYI can't find openjdk on s390x17:37
nowensun java?17:38
RichardYI need it on SLES and I have only seen it discussed for s390x on Debian17:38
RichardYNo Oracle/Sun does not produce a Java for s390x17:38
nowenwill something like this work: http://rpmfind.net//linux/RPM/opensuse/updates/12.1/x86_64/java-1_6_0-openjdk-devel-1.6.0.0_b27.1.12.5-36.2.x86_64.html?17:41
RichardYI could not purpose to my customer running it on that code unfortunately.   Security requires everything to be "supported".  They have a support contract with SuSE, so it has to be part of the SuSE SLES distro17:42
nowendid you get a mostly blank page after creating the domain?17:44
nowenI get an error in catalina.out: java.security.NoSuchProviderException: No such provider: SunJCE17:45
RichardYI have to drop for a bit17:45
nowenwhich I think is why the domain keys are not getting created17:45
RichardYI will be back, but any "SUN" is not in the IBM JDK17:45
nowenok., I'll keep digging17:46
nowenunderstood17:46
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RichardYHello, sorry I had to drop earlier20:04
nowenno problem20:04
RichardYSo you had a message that there was no provider of a Sun security package20:05
nowenI've been testing though, and IBM java is going to be an issue20:05
nowenI tried just dropping in the sun JCE jar file, but more errors20:05
RichardYOk (unfortunate)   It is my only option.20:05
RichardYI don't think they are designed in a way where some of the security infrastructure can be interchanged20:05
nowennot what you would expect from java20:06
RichardYSome parts of the security infrastructure are not covered by the Java specs20:06
nowenyou sure Openjdk is not an option?20:06
RichardYI am fairly sure the security folks here would shut it down.20:07
RichardYThey have to be able to buy support from some vendor20:07
RichardYIs it looking like adding support for the IBM Java is large development effort?20:07
nowenhow many seats would this customer have?20:08
RichardYLet me ask...20:08
RichardYIt could be tomorrow before we have a good estimate.20:13
RichardYI am not familar with the application they want to host with the 2 factor auth.20:14
RichardYI don't know how many users it has, so we have to ask a couple of managers here, one of which is out today.20:14
RichardYHave you tested with the Openjdk on your platform with Wikid?20:15
nowenyeah, we ship our iso with the openjdk20:16
nowenit performs as well as or better than Sun's jdk20:16
nowenI'm not sure how much work it would be to get it running on IBM java20:17
RichardYHmmm.  Would you ship the openJdk for s390x on your iso as well?   Here is my thought.  If you ship it as part of your product offering, it is considered "supported" in a sense.20:17
nowenyeah, but our iso is based on Centos20:19
nowenwill that run on s390x?20:19
RichardYI don't think there is a Centos for s390x and the customer doesn't run Centos, they run SuSE SLES.20:20
nowenthey must have other operating systems. do they run Ciscos?20:20
nowenthe ISO is designed to be a virtual appliance, as little OS knowledge as possible is required20:21
RichardYThe two main supported vendors of Linux on s390x is Redhat and SuSE20:22
nowenwell, redhat should work great20:22
RichardYYou can't buy a commercial distro copy and support for Centos20:22
RichardYYeah, but they bought and pay for SuSE SLES already.20:23
nowenfor WiKID?20:23
RichardYI think they would be happy here, if you had a way to send what you previously sent me (Wikid code), with the OpenJDK.  It is less of a virtual appliance but they can put it on top of their existing tested and supported Linux.  I doubt the Centos you are shipping supports s390x and you would have a headache building a new virtual image for s390x anyway.  For example, it has its own boot loader20:25
nowenyeah20:26
nowenok, so openjdk on suse s390x.20:29
nowenlooks like even the src packages are arch specific20:30
RichardYNot surprising.  The JVM is itself like a compiler that has to generate machine executable code20:36
nowenwhat's their deployment time-frame?20:41
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RichardYI was able to get the openjdk in place and tested, but I am receiving the same results22:02
nowenhmm22:02
RichardY"Create new domain" results in "Invalid Server Response"22:03
RichardY"Pre-Register Domain" results in InvalidKeySpecException22:03
nowendid you create new certs and a new domain?22:06
RichardYNo, I just changed the JVM out22:09
RichardYI changed the shell scripts that pointed to the old path to point to the new path22:10
RichardYI never saw the error message you mentioned you had22:10
nowendelete CACertStore and the p12s from /opt/WiKID/private and delete and recreate the domain.  They were created with the old java22:10
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