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ignition /config/master tls: failed to verify certificate x509 #8475
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Ignition certificates are only valid for a short period. IIRC 24 hours. A common cause of this error is if ignition configs are generated well in advance of the install. For further debugging we would need to inspect the certs. It would be good for us to update the troubleshooting docs on how to do this. |
Hi |
Another common issue is that the install directory is reused:
There are hidden files in the /tmp/cluster directory that impact subsequent install attempts. Make sure to do the following between install attemps
The dirty install directory with hidden files will cause issues with the cluster certificates |
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Platform:
Please specify the platform type: aws, libvirt, openstack or baremetal
baremetal
Please specify:
openshift-install
. If you don't know, then it's IPI)IPI
What happened?
during openshift install on vsphere the master nodes all get
ignition /config/master tls failed to verify certificate x509
and install fails.
Enter text here.
See the troubleshooting documentation for ideas about what information to collect.
For example, if the installer fails to create resources, attach the relevant portions of your
.openshift_install.log
.What you expected to happen?
installer to succeed
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)?
$ ./openshift-install create cluster
Anything else we need to know?
References
this is the closest i got to a reference
https://access.redhat.com/solutions/4271572
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