Closed mpeters closed 2 years ago
This doesn't init_tpm_server anymore. To be frank, i'm not sure how necessary that really was, and if that has been tested to create a working environment, then simplifying is for the best.
Also, just checked if we lost anything by replacing install -c
with Ansible's built-in copy module and discovered in install
's manual that:
-c (ignored)
:sweat_smile:
We no longer use tpm_serverd
also. I thought that was the nicer way of running tpm_server
as a daemon, but again, simplifying is good, so, great, i suppose? :slightly_smiling_face:
@axelsimon We just start a systemd service instead.
Yeah, in my current testing this works much better than before. tpm_server would always fail to start when the vm restarted and you had to go through a whole dance to reset it and tpm2-abmrd, etc. Now it just works every time I've reloaded, re-provisioned or restarted my vm.
This brings this vagrant setup inline to a recent change in keylime https://github.com/keylime/keylime/commit/5dd9193c8d345ae581f3c0f0eed95c29e77f77f4
Signed-off-by: Michael Peters mpeters@redhat.com