Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of SfaInstallGEC9Demos
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v3 v4 4 4 5 5 We recommend sites use the tag `sfa-geni-gec9` from the PlanetLab GIT repository. 6 7 IF you were already running an older version of SFA, including RPM-based versions sfa-0.9-14 or earlier, you will need to remove all old sfi credentials to handle a credential format change. NOTE: if those credentials were used to create any slivers which are still active, you may lose the ability to modify those slivers. Please contact the GPO before upgrading if this is a concern for you. If you were already running a more recent SFA, this upgrade should be harmless, though it's always good to proceed with caution around any upgrade. 6 8 7 9 = Variables = … … 69 71 70 72 = Step 4: Configure SFA = 73 74 == Step 4A: Clean old certificates if you were already running SFA == 75 76 IF you were already running an older version of SFA, including RPM-based versions sfa-0.9-14 or earlier, you will need to remove all old sfi credentials to handle a credential format change. NOTE: if those credentials were used to create any slivers which are still active, you may lose the ability to modify those slivers. 77 78 {{{ 79 sudo /etc/init.d/sfa stop 80 sudo sfa-nuke-plc.py 81 sudo rm /etc/sfa/trusted_roots/*.gid 82 sudo rm -rf /var/lib/sfa/ 83 rm ~/.sfi/*.gid 84 rm ~/.sfi/*.cert 85 rm ~/.sfi/*.cred 86 }}} 87 88 == Step 4B: Create new configuration if this is the first time SFA has run on this PLC == 71 89 72 90 Note that many of these configuration options require variables taken from your myplc configuration itself. See [#Variables] for details.
