Hello, I am trying to change a hostname of a server running Spacewalk and I have encountered a problem. My root issue is, I had initially assumed I could run spacewalk without SSL. (Its within data centre so I not too sensitive and only currently testing it on dev boxes) So when I initializing the database, I did not record the password I used to generate the certificate. At some point, I changed the spacewalk hostname – needed to do this in order to use FreeIPA for authentication and that has broken osad and osa-dispatcher communication. (jabber can no longer connect to the server). Took a while to figure out what happened but now I am sure changing hostname was a not a good idea. Luckily, looks like there is a script to go fixing all the hostname hard coded in the system configuration - spacewalk-hostname-rename. Unfortunately for me, I have forgotten the password I had used to secure the certificate private key. So spacewalk-hostname-rename just bail out after trying to load the key. At the moment, looks like my only solution is to redo the whole thing from start again, having learned the importance of the certificate used in this project. I am wondering though, would it be possible to use rhn-ssl-tool to override the current private key. I do understand its kind of defeat the certificate security, but have not found any article online that rule out that possibility, hence the question Thanks for advice William