Hi Niki, Not familiar with 389-ds, but I'm curious if the admin console where the spaces are missing is a Java application. If so, I encountered similar problems to an unrelated application I use (an older version of Moneydance) when there was an upgrade to OpenJDK. If I use: java-1.8.0-openjdk-1.8.0.222.b10-1.el7_7.x86_64.rpm (and devel, headless, etc.), the fonts render correctly. Anything after that has words run together, so I'm doing "yum --exclude=java* upgrade" (I still haven't added an exclude for it). There were promising looking bugzilla entries for it, but it still looks broken if I upgrade. -Greg On 4/26/20 5:33 AM, Nicolas Kovacs wrote: > Le 26/04/2020 à 11:43, Nicolas Kovacs a écrit : >> I investigated this some more. Here's what I found. >> >> Installed a vanilla CentOS 7 GNOME desktop. >> >> Activated EPEL and installed 389-ds. >> >> Launched the setup script for 389 DS. >> >> Works perfectly bot locally and from my remote workstation with ssh -X. > After some more experimenting, I can confirm this is a serious bug. After > updating all packages on the system, it just reappeared. > > Here's how you can reproduce it. > > 1. Install CentOS 7.7 but without updating the system. > > 2. Activate EPEL. > > 3. Install 389-ds. > > 3. Setup 389 DS. > > 4. Launch 389 Admin console. > > 5. Login as "cn=Directory Manager" > > 6. Everything works perfectly. > > 7. Update the system : yum -y update > > 8. Launch 389 Admin console. > > 9. Last entry appears as "cn=DirectoryManager" and there is no way to add a > space between "Directory" and "Manager". > > > I did what I could to investigate this bug. But at this point, I'm clueless. > > Cheers, > > Niki >