Describe the bug
The IDTOKEN signing key is generated during the Frontend RPM installation (line 643 or spec file).
This may be a problem for Frontends installed on containers and distributed as such. All images would have the same signing key.
This was raised by @brianhlin during the OSG sw meeting
To Reproduce
Install the Frontend RPM
Expected behavior
Condor generates on startup its keys if not present. The Frontend should do the same and there should be no key in the container.
Screenshots
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Info (please complete the following information):
Stakeholders and components can be a comma separated list or on multiple lines.
If you add a new stakeholder or component, not on the sample list, add it on a line by its own.
Describe the bug The IDTOKEN signing key is generated during the Frontend RPM installation (line 643 or spec file). This may be a problem for Frontends installed on containers and distributed as such. All images would have the same signing key. This was raised by @brianhlin during the OSG sw meeting
To Reproduce Install the Frontend RPM
Expected behavior Condor generates on startup its keys if not present. The Frontend should do the same and there should be no key in the container.
Screenshots NA
Info (please complete the following information): Stakeholders and components can be a comma separated list or on multiple lines. If you add a new stakeholder or component, not on the sample list, add it on a line by its own.
Additional context NA