Can't login with Autodesk ID SSO on Linux
Hello, I just want to make sure everyone is aware that we are indeed aware of the issue where the Identity manager is failing to located a the browser to authentic the user license. At the moment we do not have any workaround in place for users on these newer OS's (Ubuntu, Fedora 39+). Ill make sure to share any new information as it comes my way.
Thank you
Nelson
Nelson Cruz
Manager, Software QA Engineering
Installation & Licensing forums | Contact product support | Autodesk AREA
@bugsdabunny Since you are on 9.4, you may be hitting a separate issue. Can you post the output from your terminal as there are several errors different errors floating around the thread here.
For the user license to work you will also need to make sure webkit2gtk3 is installed and a browser like firefox.
Nelson Cruz
Manager, Software QA Engineering
Installation & Licensing forums | Contact product support | Autodesk AREA
Just wanted to add that I was able to get past the "Missing WebKitGTK" thing but creating a dummy rpm package called "webkit2gtk3".
I used this script to generate it (which I found elsewhere) :
#!/bin/bash
#
# From: https://www.redhat.com/archives/rpm-list/2006-November/msg00062.html
#
# Generate dummy/fake RPMs - great for acceptance testing systems
#
NAME=$1
#
# GEnerate Provides:
PROVIDES="Provides: ${1}"
#
# Generate Spec file
SPECFILE=$(mktemp)
cat <<EOF > ${SPECFILE}
#----------- spec file starts ---------------
Name: ${NAME}
Version: 1.0.0
Release: 0
Vendor: dummy
Group: dummy
Summary: Provides %{name}
License: %{vendor}
# in Provides: you add whatever you want to fool the system
Buildroot: %{_tmppath}/%{name}-%{version}-root
${PROVIDES}
%description
%{summary}
%files
EOF
#
# Build it
BUILD_LOG=$(mktemp)
rpmbuild --define '_rpmdir /tmp' -bb "${SPECFILE}" > "${BUILD_LOG}"
if [ $? != 0 ]
then
echo "ERROR: Could nto build dummy rpm!"
fi
PKG=$(awk '/^Wrote:/ { print $2 }' < "${BUILD_LOG}" )
rm "${BUILD_LOG}"
#
# Install it:
#rpm -Uvh "${PKG}"
rm "${SPECFILE}"
echo "DONE! created ${PKG} and moved it here..."
mv $PKG .
Problem now is that I get this one :
Question. I already have a ca-bundle.crt in my certs directory. If I make a symlink to it will it replace my old copy and mess up any other things in my system? What does the ca-bundle.crt file do exactly?
